For example, if a device is lost, you can wipe all data from the device. However, you (and other administrators) can still protect the work or school data on the device. If a user decides to not set up a work profile, they can still synchronize their corporate data.
User opt-in-Prompt users to create a work profile when they register their device for management. Next to Work Profile Setup, click the Down arrow and choose an option: Learn more about allowlisting Android apps. Once installed, managed apps are marked with Android enterprise so they’re easy for users to distinguish from personal apps. Within the work profile, you offer and manage corporate apps from the mobile apps list. Users can add one managed account to a device with a work profile. Note: Work profiles are now always required on personal devices and this setting is no longer applicable.Ĭontrols the creation of work profiles on personal Android devices that are used in your organization. However, if the device is in fully-managed mode and the work account is added back, all apps are removed from the device. Personal data and apps remain on the device. 
Personal data and apps remain on the devices.
For personal devices with a work profile (your organization's management privilege is Profile owner), only the work profile is wiped. For company-owned devices or personal devices that the user set as use for work only (your organization's management privilege is Device owner), devices are factory reset. The data that’s removed depends on how the device is set up: To turn off auto wipe, uncheck the Wipe device if it doesn't sync or falls out of compliance box. Block devices that are not Android CTS compliantīefore the wipe, the user gets a notification and time to fix the problem. The device falls out of compliance with any of these device policies:. The device hasn't synced for the specified number of days. Automatically removes a user's work or school data from their device when any of the following situations occur and the user doesn't address the problem:
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