Hello, i went across such rom but cannot recall the name.. It lets you run multiple instance of the same app, perhaps storing data in another user account..? I really need that Thanks.
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I assume you mean Multi-window. Afaik, Android 7.0 support Multi-window, some OEM like Samsung allow some device to do so since Android Lollipop.
It also depend how much ram that your device has, Multi-window generally require ram, hope these information help
No it is NOT multi windows. This is really multi instance of the same app. Like having 2 data folder for the same user account & same app.
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Hi,
I am about to assist in deploying a large amount of android device. The requirement is, that the devices (700+) need to be charged, configured and provisioned with the relevant applications for the end-users before delivery.
Device info:
Android 2.3.3
Samsung Galaxy SII
This is not windows mobile, so I am unsure if I can code/design a solution to avoid this enormous manual task.
Is it possible to code something for an sd-card that will be automatically triggered on insertion (as on WM)? This would then provision the device etc.
Is it possible to bypass the initial prompts - To my knowledge you will be prompted for entering the info for your google accounts?
If above is not possible, do I then need to create 700+ google accounts?
Hope someone can help
Brgds
It can also be via an active sync (ish) connection using a computer du provision the device?
A suggestion I received from another forum, was that I could: Make an update.zip for apps .Copy on SD card .Boot in recovery . Apply update.zip.
Would this be a feasible way to go?
odaugaard said:
A suggestion I received from another forum, was that I could: Make an update.zip for apps .Copy on SD card .Boot in recovery . Apply update.zip.
Would this be a feasible way to go?
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We just deployed 100 EVO 4G's prior to the deployment we sent a mass email requesting the users create their own Google account and email us the info so we could setup their new phone with email and corporate email access. It took awhile to setup 100 android devices but it went smooth.
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You can use SureMDM from 42Gears for mass provisioning, application deployment and password policy enforcement on Android devices, including smartphones and tablets.
It does not require Google accounts. Install the agent directly on the devices and then use the web-based console to perform all of the above actions from one place. For e.g. you can push an apk on hundreds of devices with a single click.
On non-rooted phones installation of .apks will prompt the user to continue the action.
Free trial is available on the website 42Gears dot com
Similar situation here and am fielding any suggestions or ideas if things have changed in the last several months regarding deployment.
Scenerio:
Deploying approx 200 Asus Transformers in an educational setting
Wish List:
Setup all units using the same Google account, populate static name on the lockscreen, install 3 specific apps on each and the ability to identify each one individually on the market for individual app install by an "administrator".
Currently we are doing each unit manually and then having to wait a few minutes for the Market to populate the new unit and then changing the nickname to the bldg/room number. If we don't wait for the Market to refresh for the new device they will all show as Asus Transformer TF101 and obviously we will not know which device to send specific apps to when they are requested.
There just has to be a better way! I checked out SureMDM and it has a lot of features that we really don't need and it doesn't appear to accomplish what we do need.
Any suggestions or comments would be greatly appreciated!
I know this is an old thread, but what about rooting and building a custom ROM for each unique device to let it do what you want? I'm thinking of doing something similar at the moment.
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I know this is an old thread, but what about rooting and building a custom ROM for each unique device to let it do what you want? I'm thinking of doing something similar at the moment.
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Probably would work although Google now has a way to streamline deployment:
unfortunately I cannot post the direct link but goto developer dot android dot com/edu
This is a pretty stupid question, but is File Expert's memory manager safe to use? I'm running CM9, the concept sounds great, I just want to be sure it can be easily reversed, etc. Thank you!
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Memory Manager (Pro; Root)
As of FE Pro V4.1.4, a new tool was added to FE. This requires the Pro plugin and root access on your device.
Every app that runs, Android puts into an "out of memory group" based on their priority; FOREGROUND_APP, VISIBLE_APP, SECONDARY_SERVER, HIDDEN_APP, CONTENT_PROVIDER, and EMPTY_APP.
When Android needs memory, it starts killing off applications in these groups based on how much memory is free; starting with the group with the highest value.
For example, if you set HIDDEN_APP = 24mb; when free memory on your device dips below 24mb, Android will kill off apps running in this group. If the next highest value was EMPTY_APP = 20mb, then Android will wait until free memory hits 20mb, then start killing off apps in THAT group - and so on.
You can control the behavior of Android's "task killer" by setting these values yourself using FE's Memory Manager. FE's team has come up with sets of values based on common behaviors of users. These "presets" can be used without any knowledge by the end user - just pick the one that suits you and you're done.
If you're a more advanced user, you may want to "dial in" these values yourself instead of using one of the pre-built settings. To do this, you'll need to understand each of the groups and what apps get put in there.
Foreground Application - An app that you currently see on the screen. (also includes System and Phone)
Visible Application - An app that is visible to the user but not at the front, possibly because of transparency, etc.
Secondary Server - These are BACKGROUND applications and services. This typically includes launchers (Launcher Pro, etc.) and UI shells (Sense, Motoblur, etc)
Hidden Application - Apps that are not visible but still run in the background.
Content Provider - Processes that provide for other apps (Contacts, Calendar, etc.)
Empty Application - Apps that are paused and not doing any work.
Source.
As for it being safe, I presume so because such a well known application "company" wouldn't put out risky stuff and the Chinese normally know what they are doing. That being said, I doubt it is needed. But give it a whirl and see for yourself
PS this should really be in the normal Android section somewhere rather than a device forum. Maybe get more opinions/views over there (the whole of xda has reason to go there, not just particular device) and perhaps worth pm'ing a mod to get this thread moved.
Good luck!
Hi,
I'm looking to get a secured space where I can launch some android apps with my personal data.
That a way I can separate personal data of work data.
I know samsung provide "knox" which is the best solution, but it's not working in others brand device.
Earlier, I had on my Nexus tab, the possibility to use an owner account and to swype to an "guess" account which can also a solution,
but it seems to not be available on recent release of android.
So anyone can give me some solution availabe ?
Cheers?
donete said:
Hi,
I'm looking to get a secured space where I can launch some android apps with my personal data.
That a way I can separate personal data of work data.
I know samsung provide "knox" which is the best solution, but it's not working in others brand device.
Earlier, I had on my Nexus tab, the possibility to use an owner account and to swype to an "guess" account which can also a solution,
but it seems to not be available on recent release of android.
So anyone can give me some solution availabe ?
Cheers?
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Which version of Android are you using? I have android n stock and there is the user option if you go to the settings app, there you can find the guest option and other options as well.
Well, I didn't find it on android 6 on my Xperia M4 Aqua.
On my Samsung S6, there're android 7, after many research I dind't find it. This phone is a very good device with knox but after a falling ugrade
the knox count rise to 1, so knox saw that as a security issue and it can't still running on.
So are are you sure it's always remains on android 6 and 7 ?
Hello,
I would like to kindly ask for an advice. I have Xperia XZ Premium Dual SIM (G8142) and I would like to set it in a particular way. Is it possible to run three different accounts on this Android phone as separate users? Ideally, if each user can have its own dedicated space on internall memory and sd card as well. If I should use some comparison, something like an Administrator and two User accounts on Windows PC. Everybody have their own space, Users can operate only within their own space (without access to data of others) and the Master/Administrator user can manage all of the data on the phone + have access to device's advanced settings.
According to manual for my phone, this Multi user enviroment is supported feature, but after update to Android 9 Pie some apps can't access SD card for write (namely Sony's own Camera app). I've tried repairing the phone via Xperia Companion software, (essentially wiping it and reinstalling the latest released version of the OS). That fixed some of the issues (like non-working GPS connection on Users accounts, the Master/Administrator account was able to use GPS right after Android9 update).
By operating only within users own space I would like to have everything separated per user accounts, for ex. synch only those photos, that were taken on User#1 account, in google's Photos cloud service, preventing the entire photo library of the phone beign uploaded into cloud.
Maybe I've got this concept right and it should work this way, and maybe only Sony's Camera app is to blame to be unable to save on SD card on User accounts. Is there any security policy in the Android 9 itself, which might be related to it?
Thank you very much for your advice.
kr,
First off, I hope I'm posting this in the correct area
This may be a fantasy, but I will state my idea, and if you know any way of making it a reality, OR if it already exists, I would really appreciate your advice & help!
The idea is basically a super lightweight custom ROM that would work (be able to be flashed on) on a lot of different devices. (multiple android phones & tablets)
Preferably, I want it to run on the most stable version of Android
No play store, only a predetermined set of apps to be installed along with the ROM
No stock browser or any native apps that have a browser built-in
Basically, there are a few applications for this product, 2 that come to mind.
The most obvious, Kid friendly - I know about the parental controls available, I want something 'bulletproof'.
To ensure productivity and reduce distractions among employees.
I would also want a browser that is whitelist-based that can have the whitelist updated remotely, every time the browser connects to the internet, (either on startup of the app or in the background) it would check the whitelist and update itself with the new definitions. Ideally, I would want a Chrome-based browser with a built-in adblocker.
I know the lines are blurred from custom ROM to custom apps. I hope I'm not dreaming of a unicorn
(The native apps preferred would be The Camera, Messages and phone apps)
I think what you looking for is "Kids Space" from oxygenOs and colorOs 13. Now even I'm looking for the same for older oneplus devices.
You had any luck with it?