Devices and data can be at increased riskwhen people install these apps. Block apps from unknown sourcesĪpps that aren’t installed from Google Play (or other trusted app stores) arecalled apps from unknown sources. For details on how to configure app suspension, see setPackagesSuspended. Launchers can find out if an app is suspended by calling the isPackageSuspended()method.

Suspended packages don’t appear in the overviewscreen, they can’tshow dialogs (including toasts and snackbars), and they can’t play audio orvibrate the device. While an app is suspended, it can’t start activities, and notifications to thepackage are suppressed. When a user taps the app, they see a system dialog saying thatthe app is suspended. To disable access to apps, a DPC running in device owner or profile owner modeconfigures setPackagesSuspended(),and then the selected app acts as if it's disabled (the Google launcher graysout the app). Grant access and remove access to a client certificateįor organizations who want to block employees from playing games or watchingYouTube on their Android device during certain times of the day, or certain daysof the week, a DPC can temporarily disable access to apps. Monitor enterprise process logs and remote bug reports This table indicates which features areavailable when the DPC runs in profile owner mode or device ownermode: FeatureĮnable enterprise factory reset protection This document contains code samples and you can also use the TestDPC app as asource of sample code for Android's enterprise features.Ī DPC app can run in profile owner mode on personal devices or in device ownermode on fully managed devices. The features in this guide describe security management capabilities you canimplement in your device policy controller (DPC)app.

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