Current Feature Offering
Baseline Configurations
| Policy Name | Description |
| Android Enterprise: Personally-owned devices with work profile (BYOD) | These devices are personal or BYOD (bring your own device) Android devices that access organization email, apps, and other data. |
| Android Enterprise: Corporate-owned dedicated devices (COSU) | These devices are organization-owned, and are supported by Google's Zero Touch. The only purpose is to be a kiosk-style device. They aren't associated with a single or specific user. These devices are commonly used to scan items, print tickets, get digital signatures, manage inventory, and more. |
| Android Enterprise: Corporate-owned, fully managed user devices (COBO) | These devices are organization-owned, and have one user. They're used exclusively for organization work; not personal use. |
| Android Enterprise: Corporate-owned devices with work profile (COPE) | These devices are organization-owned, and have one user. They're used for organization work, and allow personal use. |
| Android Open Source Project (AOSP) | These devices are organization-owned, and don't use Google Mobile Services (GMS). They can be kiosk-style devices that aren't associated with a single or specific user, or can have one user. They're used exclusively for organization work; not personal use. |
Baseline Configurations not offered
| Policy Name | Description |
| Android device administrator |
These Android devices are corporate, or personal/BYOD (bring your own device) devices that can access organization email, apps, and other data. Note: Google deprecated Android device administrator management in 2020. Intune is ending support for device administrator devices with access to Google Mobile Services in August 2024. |