The app wouldn’t be anything unless it contained our actual lessons.
You can learn about how each one works on this page. Our app has five main tabs you can find at the bottom of the screen. You can also access them by scanning the appropriate QR Code with your phone: App Store (iPhone) You can find our app on the App Store for iPhones here and the Google Play Store here. Everything that is underlined on this page can be clicked to reveal more information. I created this page to allow potential users to understand what the app can offer, and to also act like a manual for those who are using it. It’s actually very difficult to describe it all. This applies to all Android Enterprise enrollment scenarios.There is so much our app can do. Your users won’t need to re-install Managed Google Play apps targeted as “uninstalled” or removed from the device by the admin until the app is targeted to the device again. For more details read, Add Managed Google Play apps to Android Enterprise devices with Intune. Apps should be added using the Managed Google Play iFrame in Apps > Android > + Add > Managed Google Play app. The Managed Google Play connector page will no longer link to open the Managed Google Play Store.This applies to previously added apps and all newly added apps going forward. All Managed Google Play apps, including private apps and web links, will automatically sync daily.When adding Managed Google Play private apps and Google Play web links, admins will need to click Select ( similar to adding public store apps) in the Managed Google Play pane to add them.Ī screenshot of the Managed Google Play public apps in Intune with the old "Approve" button workflow highlighted.Ī screenshot of the Managed Google Play public apps in Intune with the new "Select" button workflow highlighted.Instead, admins will click Select for the apps they want to add and then Sync. When adding Managed Google Play public apps in Intune, admins will no longer need to go through the app “Approve” workflow.If you’re using Managed Google Play apps in Intune, you’ll need to be aware of the following upcoming changes: We have communicated this change through the M365 Message center, and you’ll also find it in the Intune in the Service health and message center on the tenant status blade. Below is a list of the changes you’ll see with a few screen shots you can use to update helpdesk guidance or to share with users. These changes are being made so we can adopt Google’s Android Management APIs as detailed here: Android Management API | Google for Developers. We also published a Message Center: MC591861 detailing these updates. In Intune’s July (2307) service release, admins will see several changes to how Managed Google Play public apps in Intune are managed.
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