The default operations that are available for Android devices are accessible for BYOD devices. The COPE your own device that you enroll with WSO2 IoT Server also known ad Bring Your Own Devices (BYOD). The devices that are given tp you by your organization or Corporate-Owned, Personally Enabled (COPE) devices can only be carried if you have integrated the Android system service application with WSO2 IoT Server. This enables you to have better control over the devices registered with WSO2 IoT Server. The following operations can be carried on the BYOD and COPE Android devices, respectively. | Operation | BYOD | COPE |
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| Screen lock a device. | √ | √ | | Retrieve the location of a device. | √ | √ | | Enable the silent profile on your own device or mute the device via the WSO2 IoT Server. | √ | √ | | Enterprise wiping a device. When this operation is executed, the device will be unregistered from WSO2 IoT Server. | √ | √ | | Remove your passcode or lock code via the WSO2 IoT Server. | √ | √ | | Change the provided passcode or lock code. | √ | √ | | Ring the device via the WSO2 IoT Server. | √ | √ | | Send a message to the device via the WSO2 IoT Server. The device administrator can use this device operation to send group messages or even private messages to the WSO2 IoT Server Android devices. | √ | √ | | Carry out a factory reset on your own device via the WSO2 IoT Server. The users having BYOD devices will have to provide the PIN, which he/she entered when registering to EMM, to be able to wipe his/her device. | √ | √ | Alert mechanism to report critical device events. | √ | √ | | Check for applications that your organization has made available in their app store via the app catalog application. | √ | √ | | Schedule application installations and updates. | √ | √ | | Ability to push the logcat of the device to the analytics server. Logcat displays messages in real time and keeps a history so you can view the old messages. | √ | √ | Schedule firmware upgrades on the device. For more information, see Upgrading Firmware of an Android Device. | X | √ | | Reboot or restart your device. | X | √ | | Install and update applications in silent mode that is without the user's confirmation via the system service application. | X | √ | | Hard lock an Android device, where the Administrator permanently locks the device. | X | √ | | Unlock a device that was hard locked | X | √ | |