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  • Step 1: Filtering based on the Platform (device type)
    The policies will be filtered based on the mobile platform so it matches the platform of the registered device.
     
  • Step 2: Filtering based on the device ownership type
    Next the policies will be filtered based on the device ownership type (BYOD or COPE) so it matches the device ownership type of the registered device.
     
  • Step 3: Filtering based on the user role or name
    The policies will be filtered again to match the device owners username or role.
  • Step 4: Enforcing the policy
    Finally the policy having the highest priority out of the pool of filtered policies will be enforced on the registered device.  
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Use case:  The Organization MobX uses WSO2 EMM, and they allow the employees to bring their own mobile devices to work. The devices need to be registered with EMM, and MobX has a set of policies that will be applied on the registered devices to keep inline with the Organization rules and requirements. Tom joins eMax as a Marketing officer, and his personal mobile device is an Android device.

When Tom registers with EMM, the policy that suites best will be enforced on his device as shown below:

  • Initially EMM will filter out all the policies that are configured for the Android platform.
  • Out of the filtered policies EMM will then filter the policies that are configured for BYOD devices.
  • Next it will filter the policies that are configured for the marketing role.
  • After filtering out the policies EMM identifies that there are 5 policies that can be applied to Tom's device. Therefore EMM will check for the policy with the highest priority and then enforce the policy on Tom's device.

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