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Effective 10.86, MaaS360 makes it easier for administrators to control notification permission through Security policies. Administrators can use Android Enterprise policies to automatically grant notification permission to the selected apps, and also to block apps that use notification permission on the managed devices.
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Android 13 introduces a new runtime notification permission, allowing users to focus on the notifications that are most important to them. Apps that are installed on Android 13 will request the notification permission from the user before posting notifications.
Granting notification permission to managed apps
You can use security policies to remotely grant notification permission for managed Google Play apps at an individual app level.
- From the MaaS360 portal home page, navigate to Security > Policies.
- Open an Android MDM policy and then navigate to Android Enterprise Settings > Security > Configure Runtime App Permissions.
- Provide an App ID and then select Show Notifications in Permission.
Blocking apps that use the notification permission
You can use security policies to remotely block apps that use notification permission. When the notification permission is blocked, all the apps that use that permission are disabled.
Follow these steps to block the notification permission for managed apps
- From the MaaS360 portal home page, navigate to Security > Policies.
- Open an Android MDM policy and then navigate to Android Enterprise Settings > App Compliance > Configure Restricted Applications by App Permissions.
- In the Permissions dropdown, select Show Notifications.
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Modified date:
27 May 2022
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ibm16590501