As an Administrator, you can apply advanced mobile management to exercise more control over access to your organization's data. This includes restricting mobile device features like notifications on the lock screen, requiring device encryption, wiping data from a device, and managing apps on Android and iOS devices.
Advanced mobile management requirements
Advanced mobile management of iOS devices requires a properly configured Apple Push Notification service (APNs) certificate.
The user must have a license that supports advanced mobile management. If you turn on advanced mobile management for a user whose license doesn't support it, only settings supported for basic mobile management apply to the user's devices.
In this exercise, you’ll practice setting up advanced mobile management.
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Step 1: Turn on advanced mobile management
Step 1
If you’re not already signed in, sign in to your domain as the Administrator at admin.google.com.
Step 2
From the main menu, navigate to Devices, select Mobile & endpoints, select Settings. Then click Universal.
Step 3
Click on the General section, and then click Mobile management.
Step 4
Under Custom, select Advanced in the menu next to the Android setting.
Step 5
Click SAVE.
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Step 2: Require Admin approval for mobile devices
Step 1
From the Universal settings page, click Security, and then click Device approvals.
Step 2
Check the Require admin approval box.
Step 3
Enter Alex’s email address in the Send approval request emails to box to get notifications when users enroll their devices and require approval before they can access their work data.
Step 4
Click SAVE.
Explore more about advanced mobile management in the Google Workspace Admin Help Center.