A company issues corporate-owned phones to employees. To maintain visibility and control, what should the administrator do with these devices in the Admin console?

Leave them unregistered and rely on user reporting

Register them as user-owned (BYOD)

Register the devices as company-owned

An employee is leaving the company. They have a company-owned iPhone that is enrolled in Google mobile management. The administrator wants to ensure all company data is removed from the device before it is returned. What should the administrator do?

Delete the user's Google account

Wipe the device from the admin console

Block the device from accessing company data

Ask the employee to sign out of their Google account

A company uses basic mobile management for BYOD devices. An employee is leaving, and the administrator needs to ensure that the employee cannot access company data on their personal phone after their last day. What should the administrator do?

Block the device from accessing company data

Wipe the device from the admin console

Delete the user's Google account

An organization needs to enforce granular app-level restrictions on employee-owned smartphones and tablets. Which mobile management approach should the administrator choose?

Google advanced mobile management

Third-party mobile device management (MDM) integrated with Google

No mobile management; rely on user self-enforcement

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Domain 5Objective 1

5.1 Managing Mobile Devices ASSOCIATE-GOOGLE-WORKSPACE-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 3)

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Questions 11–15

11foundation · easy
A company issues corporate-owned phones to employees. To maintain visibility and control, what should the administrator do with these devices in the Admin console?
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12application · medium
An employee is leaving the company. They have a company-owned iPhone that is enrolled in Google mobile management. The administrator wants to ensure all company data is removed from the device before it is returned. What should the administrator do?
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13application · medium
A company uses basic mobile management for BYOD devices. An employee is leaving, and the administrator needs to ensure that the employee cannot access company data on their personal phone after their last day. What should the administrator do?
Select an answer first
14foundation · easy
A former employee's personal phone is still registered as a BYOD device. The administrator wants to remove company data from the phone without wiping the employee's personal data. Which action should be taken?
Select an answer first
15foundation · easy
An organization needs to enforce granular app-level restrictions on employee-owned smartphones and tablets. Which mobile management approach should the administrator choose?
Select an answer first

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