A software company develops an internal expense-reporting app that is not available on the public Google Play Store. The app must be deployed to all company-owned Android devices, and the company wants to manage updates centrally. Which distribution method should the MDM administrator use?

Use a third-party app store that is not managed

Host the APK on a public web server and share the link

Publish the app as a private app in managed Google Play

Sideload the APK directly to each device via the MDM

A company uses Android Enterprise work profiles on employee-owned devices. The security team wants to prevent corporate data from being copied to personal apps, but also wants to allow employees to use the camera for work-related photos. The MDM administrator needs to configure the work profile to allow the camera app but block sharing corporate files to personal apps. What should the administrator do?

Block the camera app in the work profile only

Disable the camera entirely on the device

Enable the camera in the work profile and apply DLP policies to block sharing from work apps to personal apps

Allow all app sharing and rely on user discretion

A company uses Android Enterprise fully managed devices for its sales team. The sales team uses a CRM app that requires different server URLs for different regions. The MDM administrator needs to configure the app with the correct server URL for each device based on the user's region. What should the administrator do?

Create multiple managed configurations for the CRM app, each with a different server URL, and assign them to device groups based on region

Ask users to enter the server URL manually on first launch

Use a single managed configuration with a placeholder for the server URL

Deploy different versions of the CRM app for each region

Which of the following is a central management capability for apps on managed Android devices?

Providing users with root access to the device.

Requiring users to manually update apps.

Allowing users to install any app from the public Play Store.

Remotely updating apps to a specific version.

A hospital uses Android Enterprise fully managed devices for doctors. The hospital has a policy that requires all devices to have a specific configuration for the electronic health record (EHR) app. The configuration includes the server address and a flag to enable biometric login. The IT team needs to apply this configuration to all devices. What should they do?

Create a managed configuration in the MDM and assign it to the EHR app

Deploy a custom APK with the configuration hardcoded

Ask each doctor to manually configure the EHR app

Use a device policy to enforce the EHR app's settings

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21application · medium
A software company develops an internal expense-reporting app that is not available on the public Google Play Store. The app must be deployed to all company-owned Android devices, and the company wants to manage updates centrally. Which distribution method should the MDM administrator use?
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22expert · hard
A company uses Android Enterprise work profiles on employee-owned devices. The security team wants to prevent corporate data from being copied to personal apps, but also wants to allow employees to use the camera for work-related photos. The MDM administrator needs to configure the work profile to allow the camera app but block sharing corporate files to personal apps. What should the administrator do?
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23expert · hard
A company uses Android Enterprise fully managed devices for its sales team. The sales team uses a CRM app that requires different server URLs for different regions. The MDM administrator needs to configure the app with the correct server URL for each device based on the user's region. What should the administrator do?
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24foundation · easy
Which of the following is a central management capability for apps on managed Android devices?
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25application · medium
A hospital uses Android Enterprise fully managed devices for doctors. The hospital has a policy that requires all devices to have a specific configuration for the electronic health record (EHR) app. The configuration includes the server address and a flag to enable biometric login. The IT team needs to apply this configuration to all devices. What should they do?
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A software company develops an internal expense-reporting app that is not available on the public Google Play Store. The app must be deployed to all company-owned Android devices, and the company wants to manage updates centrally. Which distribution method should the MDM administrator use?

Which of the following is a central management capability for apps on managed Android devices?

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