Application Compliance
The Application Compliance settings provide configuration options for restricted apps, allowed apps, required apps, and restricted app permissions on Android devices.
Note: To enable this policy on Android 5.0+ devices, you must enable Usage access
permission on the Android device.
The following table describes the compliance settings that you can configure for apps on a
device:
Policy setting | Description | Supported devices |
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System apps to be allowed | Native Google apps for managed devices. It ensures that specific System Applications and
components are enabled. Disabling the application is not guaranteed. To disable an application, use
Configure Disabled Apps feature. Note: OEM vendors might replace these apps
with their own Android image. To allow OEM system apps, go to the Other System Apps To Be
Allowed setting.
|
Android 5.0+ PO and DO |
Other system apps to be allowed | The apps that can be used on managed devices. Enter the app ID of system apps (Google or third-party) that are allowed for the devices on the policy. | Android 5.0+ PO and DO |
Configure required apps | The app is required on the managed device. The app IDs of apps cannot be removed by the user. | Android 5.0+ PO and DO |
Configure disabled apps | Embedded apps that cannot be hidden or deleted. These apps are disabled by listing the app IDs. The app ID is displayed on the device, but the user cannot launch the app from the device. | Android 7.0+ PO and DO |
Configure allowed apps | The apps that are allowed on managed devices. All other user-installed apps are disabled.
Apps to be allowed: Provide comma-separated app IDs of the allowed apps. For example, com.ibm.security.verifyapp Note:
Allows all apps from app Catalog: Administrator can control and
allow all apps from the App Catalog based on the new policy setting.
Note:
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Android 7.0+ PO and DO |
Configure Restricted Applications by App Permissions | The permissions that are restricted on managed devices. Apps that use these permissions are
disabled on managed devices.
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