I'm trying to enroll a device with the Android Device Policy app. I created a enrollment token, and typed it into the app. The app says it's going to encrypt the device. I want to skip the encryption, but it is not allowed. Is there any solution for that? Why is it mandatory to encrypt the device?
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The device is a Lollipop(Android 5.1) one. There is no camera or NFC on it.
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Can anyone Enroll and provision a device ?
Android Enterprise work-managed QR code generation
Once invoked, the device will request a WiFi connection, perform a few initial checks, automatically download a QR reader and start it, ready to be presented with a QR code.
Enroll and provision a device Provisioning is the process of setting up a device to be managed via policies by an enterprise. During the process a device installs Android Device Policy, which is used to receive and enforce policies. If provisioning is successful, the API creates a devices object, binding the device to an enterprise.
Android Management API uses enrollment tokens to trigger the provisioning process. The enrollment token and provisioning method you use establishes a device's ownership (personally-owned or company-owned) and management mode (work profile or fully managed device). #android #work #management #mode #provisiondevice #emm #Enrollprovisiondevice
I want to build an android app in which the attendance of the person can be viewed when the person touches the fingerprint reader. The fingerprint reader would be placed outside every classroom in the college. Is this possible through android app? If not possible through fingerprint, then kindly suggest any other alternative through android app.
This would not be possible directly using the fingerprint scanner on an Android device, as the fingerprint data is stored securely on the device, and not available to any applications. The Fingerprint Authentication API only provides whether or not a fingerprint registered on the device was touched to the scanner, it does not differentiate between individual fingerprints.
You should be able to use a third-party fingerprint scanner that connects to an Android device and does differentiate between individual fingerprints. A quick search lead me to the U.are.U SDK for Android, which seems to provide this functionality for their products.
Another option is to use a third-party mag-stripe card reader (provided the students have an ID card with a mag-stripe) that connects to an Android device, of which a variety of options are available.
I want to create an android online voting system app. This app will use Samsung fingerprint scanner to verify voter identity - valid or not - on our server. Is it possible for Samsung fingerprint scanner SDK to verify the fingerprint by checking on our server rather than the android SQLite database?
Samsung provide a Pass SDK
Pass SDK allows you to use fingerprint recognition features in your
application. With Pass SDK, you can provide reinforced security, since
you can identify whether the current user actually is the authentic
owner of the device.
If you want to get fingerprint (template or image), it's not possible with Samsung device. You could only check owner of device.
I want to record customer data including fingerprint via android tablet in banking project. When customer deposit or withdrawal money, will verify which customer by finger print data. Android device record fingerprint data and sync with webserver (asp.net). So, What is the best way to develop for fingerprint verification? If fingerprint device connect with android tablet is more easy, please suggest me.
Take a look at FingerprintManager whic was added in API 23 (Android 6). https://developer.android.com/reference/android/hardware/fingerprint/FingerprintManager.html
Also there is a demo project located here: https://github.com/googlesamples/android-FingerprintDialog
Please start by reading this : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fingerprint_recognition.
There's some fingerprint scanners compatible with Android Platform and with SDK for Android. Scanners are plugged on USB port so you can't charge tablet and use fingerprint scanner simultaneous. For instance:
http://www.dermalog.com/en/products_solutions/fingerprintscanner/
http://www.futronic-tech.com/product_fs80h.html
http://www.crossmatch.com/authentication-hardware/
There's also some devices with integrated fingerprint scanner and with SDK to get fingerprint image or template. For instance Samsung or iPhone only provide SDK to verify 1 user (user of device) but others manufacturers provide a SDK to get fingerprint image or template.
If you want to match user on server (fingerprint data of users are stored on server) you have to use an AFIS solution https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automated_fingerprint_identification.
Here some providers of AFIS solution:
http://www.neurotechnology.com/megamatcher.html
http://au.nec.com/en_AU/solutions/security-and-public-safety/biometrics/afis-fingerprint-identification-features.html
http://www.innovatrics.com/products
http://www.dermalog.com/en/products_solutions/afis/
http://www.m2sys.com/automated-fingerprint-identification-system-afis/
We have a AOSP device that does not have a keyboard or touch (wearable). We can attach a keyboard via Bluetooth but that is only for development purposes.
Furthermore, we use Enterprise Wifi (WPA2-Enterprise using TLS and MSCHAPv2) at our shop that uses a corporate certificate + private certificate.
Everything works but there is a very annoying problem. After every reboot, somebody has to type in the password for the credential store and then again confirm the "PIN".
Is there any programmatic way to "open" the credential store & "PIN" at startup? Without doing so, it is not possible to connect to the WiFi.
We are willing to create a custom launcher or ROM if needed.
Android Version: 4.0.4