Android Question Any informations on Android Enterprise?

[Mike1970]

Hi everyone, I developed a Kiosk app for unattended devices. I also developed a watchdog to monitor the application.
This system seems to be a bit unreliable in case of crashes... and I do not have any way to do remote assistance on the devices (AnyDesk is limited).

I know there is a thing called Android Enterprise with the ability to manage unattended devices etc... technically seems to be the tool to use in this cases...

Does anyone know anything about it?
How does it work exactly? (I read the Google page but seems almost that they sell specific devices through resellers)
Is B4X somehow supporting this?

I already have my custom devices and my application.
I only need the system to keep the app reliably up and running.

Thanks in advance

 

[Erel]

From a quick look, it looks like a management system that provides more control over the devices. Not really related to B4A.

 

[Alessandro71]

I am a user of Android Enterprise.
By user I mean that the company I work for, provides an Android phone configured with a dual profile: one profile is personal and private, while the other contains all business-related apps (like Outlook and Teams) which can be remotely published in a separate Play Store instance.
The 2 profiles are kept separate with no data sharing in-between and the company can set some security policies (e.g: screen lock and password complexity)
I'm not aware of any remote assistance feature and it does not look like this can help your use car.
I'm also not sure Android Enterprise is available to end-user or if it requires some kind of a license.

 

[Mike1970]

Oh ok, there is no an understandable way to know HOW to configure a managed device?
I wished someone here on the forum already had some experience on this