Android EMM Known Issues
Functionality
Issue | Notes | Reference |
Enrollment of more than 500 devices is blocked by Google's API | https://bayton.org/blog/2024/03/amapi-permissible-usage/ discusses this issue introduced in Q4/2024 by Google. The AMAPI API has a hard limit now of 500 devices by default. There is a form: https://goo.gle/android-enterprise-response that can request that Google raise this limit for your account. | |
Can not import or create placeholders | FileWave hopes to implement in future release | |
Devices do not show in smart groups | ||
No paid app distribution (AKA group license purchases) | Paid apps not currently implemented in Google API | |
Wiping device, but not removing from FW does not get previous associations | FileWave hopes to implement in future release | GOOG-216 |
Compliance policy breaks model update Error at model update:
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Google API was suddenly changed. Code fix already in future release. If you were on 13.1.0 when EMM was enabled in your license, then you will need a fix before or after upgrading to 13.1.1. To request a patch use the Feedback Portal : Question (must be apart of the EMM program to use) |
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Default Apps removed after enrolment |
Google standard behaviour is to remove default, installed apps on enrolment.
GUI option to follow in a future update. |
GOOG-965 |
Minor (Aesthetics) Issues
Issue | Notes | Reference |
You cannot put the FileWave Client APK on an EMM enrolled device | ||
Closing and reopening the Android signup window before completion will display the wrong Google Org Name | FileWave hopes to implement in future release | GOOG-187 |
No Command History in device details | FileWave hopes to implement in future release | |
The Serial Number I see in FileWave does not match the Serial Number I see on the device. | Some devices (Predominately Samsung) have two serial numbers, to see these on the device: Settings > Google > Device Policy > ⋮ (vertical ellipse) > Device Details. Scroll to the bottom to see the serials. |
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