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Allow or disallow users from using the following features on Android devices:

• Adjusting the master volume.
• Using the camera on the device.
• Configuring Bluetooth.
• Configuring cell broadcasts.
• Configuring user credentials.
• Configuring mobile networks.
• Configuring Tethering & portable hotspots.
• Configuring VPN.
• Changing Wi-Fi access.
• Restrict windows beside the app window from being created.
• Restrict items copied to the clipboard from being pasted on beingpastedon related profiles.
• Enabling or accessing debugging features.
• Factory resetting the device from Settings.
• Adding new users and profiles.
• Installing applications.
• Enabling the "Unknown Sources" setting.

• Adding and removing accounts unless they are programmatically added by the Authenticator.

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• Mounting physical external media.
• Resetting the network settings from Settings.
• Restrict the use of Near Filed Communication (NFC) to beam out data from apps.
• Making outgoing phone calls.
• Removing other users.
• Device rebooting.
• Turning on location sharing.
• Restrict the user from sending or receiving Short Message Service (SMS )messages.
• Uninstalling applications.
• Adjusting the microphone volume.
• Transferring files over USB.
• Allows apps in the parent profile to handle web links from the managed profile.
• Disallow users from disabling application verification.
• Enable the auto time feature in the device that is in Settings > Date & Time.
• Disable the screen shot option on the device.
• Disable the status bar on the device.

• You are able to configure the Wi-Fi settings for the WEP, WPA/WPS 2PSK and 802.1 EAP security types. 
• The 802.1 EAP security type works only for Android 4.3 and above.
• WSO2 IoT Server supports the following EAP methods: PEAP, TLS, TTLS, PWD, SIM, and AKA.
• If you want to provide the identity of the user that access the Wi-Fi through their Android device, you can provide [user] as the value for Identity and it will provide the username used by the user to enroll their Android device with WSO2 IoT Server. This setting is only applicable for the following EAP methods:PEAP, TLS, TTLS, and PWD.

Ability separate the personal and work related data on your device via the managed profile feature.

Ability blacklist and whitelist applications on the Android platform. Let's take a look at how it works:

Blacklist applications

Prevents you from using the applications defined in the policy. For Android operation systems before Lollipop, when a blacklisted application is clicked a screen is displayed to prevent you from using the app. For the Lollipop Android operating systems and after, the blacklisted apps will be hidden. Blacklisting can be used on both BYOD and COPE devices.

Whitelisting applications

Allows you to only install the applications defined in the policy. This feature requires another application, i.e., WSO2 IoT Server System app, that is signed by the device firmware owner. Therefore, generally it will be available for COPE devices but if you are able to get the WSO2 IoT Server system application signed via a firmware signing key, then you are able to use it for BYOD devices too.

Restricts the usage of the camera and other functions.

You are able to allow or disallow users from using the following features on the device:

• Restrict users from installing applications on the device.
• Prohibit users from adding friends to the Game Center.
• Restrict users from removing applications from the device.
• Restrict users from using Siri.
• Prevent Siri from querying user-generated content from the web.

• Prevent users from using Siri when the device is locked. Availability: iOS 5.1 and later. 

• Restrict users from using the camera. If this operation is not allowed the camera icon will be removed from the home screen.

• Prevent users from backing up the device data to iCloud. Availability: iOS 5.0 and later. 

• Disable documents and key-value syncing to iCloud. Availability: iOS 5.0 and later.

• Disable Cloud keychain synchronization. Availability: Only in iOS 7.0 and later. 

• Prevent the device from automatically submitting diagnostic reports to Apple. Availability: Only in iOS 6.0 and later. 

• Hide explicit music or video content purchased from the iTunes Store. Explicit content is marked by content providers, such as record labels, when sold through the iTunes Store. 

• Prevent the Touch ID from unlocking a device. Availability: iOS 7 and later. 

• Disable the global background fetch activity when an iOS phone is on roaming.
• Prohibit in-app purchasing.

• Prevent the Control Center from appearing on the Lock screen. Availability: iOS 7 and later. 

• Disable host pairing with the exception of the supervision host. If no supervision host certificate has been configured, all pairing is disabled. Host pairing lets the administrator control which devices an iOS 7 device can pair with. Availability: Only in iOS 7.0 and later.

• Disable the 'Today view' in the Notification Center of the lock screen. Availability: Only in iOS 7.0 and later. 

• Prohibit multiplayer gaming.

• Allow managed apps and the accounts to only open in other managed apps and accounts. Availability: Only in iOS 7.0 and later.

• Allow unmanaged apps and the accounts will only open in other unmanaged apps and accounts. Availability: Only in iOS 7.0 and later. 

• Disable over-the-air PKI updates. Setting this restriction does not disable CRL and OCSP checks.  Availability: Only in iOS 7.0 and later. 

• Disable Passbook notifications. Availability: Only in iOS 7.0 and later. 

• Disable Photo Streams. Availability: Only in iOS 7.0 and later. 

• Disable the Safari web browser application and remove the icon from the Home screen. This also prevents users from opening web clips. 
• Disable Safari auto-fill.
• Enable the Safari fraud warning.
• Prevent Safari from executing JavaScript.
• Prevent Safari from creating pop-up tabs.
• Restrict users from saving a screenshot of the display.

• Disable shared Photo Stream. Availability: iOS 6.0 and later. 

• Disable video conferencing.
• Disable voice dialing.

• Disable the YouTube application and remove its icon from the home screen. Users will not be able to preview, purchase, or download content too. Availability: iOS 7.0 and later. 

• Force the use of the profanity filter assistant.
• Encrypt all backups.

• Force user to enter their iTunes password for each transaction. Availability: iOS 5.0 and later. 

• Limit ad tracking. Availability: iOS 7.0 and later. 

• Force all devices receiving AirPlay requests from the user's device to use a pairing password. Availability: iOS 7.1 and later. 

• Force all devices sending AirPlay requests to the user's device to use a pairing password.

• Prevent the managed applications from using cloud sync.
• Disable Activity Continuation.
• Prevents the backing up of enterprise books.
• Prevents the syncing of notes and highlights in the enterprise books.
• Allow the user to modify the touch ID.
• Determine the conditions under which the device will accept cookies. The conditions are as follows:
  • Never
  • From visited sites only 
  • Always 

• Force users to unlock their Apple Watch with a passcode once the watch has been removed from their wrist. Availability: iOS 8.3 and later. 

• Restrict access to apps based on the rating given for age. The ratings given are as follows:

  • Don't allow apps
  • 4+
  • 9+
  • 12+
  • 17+
  • Allow all apps

• Restrict access to movies based on movie ratings. The ratings given are as follows:

  • Don't allow movies
  • G
  • PG
  • PG-13
  • R
  • NC-17
  • Allow all movies
• Rate operations based on the region.

• Restrict access to TV shows based on the ratings given. The ratings given are as follows:

  • Don't allow TV shows
  • TV-Y
  • TV-Y7
  • TV-G
  • TV-PG
  • TV-14
  • TV-MA
  • All all TV shows

• Allow the apps to be identified by the bundle IDs listed in the array to autonomously enter Single App Mode. Availability: iOS 7.0 and later.