The Device Detail View

This view shows the device’s Device Status, Configuration Variables, and any Recommended Actions.

Device Status
Basic device details and information about the G DATA Mobile Security used on the device are displayed here. These include:

A warning may also appear if the mobile device has been rooted.

Configuration Variables
Here you can enter device-specific values for use in managed app configurations on this device (Android Enterprise). The variables $userName$ and $emailAddress$ are automatically replaced with the values entered here.

Recommended Actions
Important Recommended Actions are displayed here. Some can be addressed directly in this view; others require actions on the mobile device or Emergency Actions.

General

This section contains general settings.

Device Name
Here you can change the device name, which also appears in the Devices overview.

Wi-Fi Configuration
Here you can configure a Wi-Fi network to be preferred on managed devices.

Android versions below 10
After synchronization, the device automatically attempts to connect to the configured Wi-Fi network, even if it is already connected to another Wi-Fi network. If the configured network is unavailable, the device uses another saved and available Wi-Fi network instead.

Android 10 or later
The configured Wi-Fi network is used as the preferred network if:

If Wi-Fi is disabled on the device, synchronization cannot enable it automatically because of Android system restrictions.

Recipients
Here you can enter the email addresses to which emergency emails are sent. You can also select the language in which the emails are sent.

Apps

This section provides configuration and filtering options for apps allowed on the mobile device.

App Management
This setting applies only to Apple devices. You can configure whether apps may be removed, installed, or updated. You can also allow or prevent installation from unknown sources.

iTunes Store Settings
This setting also applies to Apple devices. You can allow or prohibit use of the iTunes Store.

Credential Manager
Here you can specify which apps can be used as password managers. On devices with multiple profiles, this setting applies only to the work profile.

App Filter
Use the App Filter to specify which apps are allowed or blocked on devices assigned to this profile. For fully managed Android Enterprise devices, you can also specify whether allowed apps should be preinstalled or their installation enforced.

Compliance

Here you can configure policies relating to rooted devices and work profiles. You can also adjust how these policies are enforced.

Rooting Policies
You can allow rooted Android mobile devices or prevent their use.

Policy Enforcement Rules

Here you can specify how strictly work profile policies are enforced. Criteria for determining noncompliance include:

You can specify how long a device may remain noncompliant before its apps are blocked. You can also specify how long a device may remain noncompliant before it is reset.

Password Policies Here you can configure policies for passwords and passcodes.

Passcode Settings for Apple Devices
Here you can specify the required complexity of the Apple device’s passcode, whether the user can change it, and whether Face ID / Touch ID is allowed. You can also specify how often the device PIN must be used to unlock the device.

Device Password Policy
Here you can specify the required password complexity for Android devices.

Anti-Theft

Here you can configure the immediate anti-theft measures that can be triggered in an emergency.

SIM Card Protection
You have several options for responding when the SIM card is removed from an Android device.

You can:

Emergency Actions
You can specify which emergency measures are available under Emergency Actions, for example, if the mobile device is stolen. The specific measures available depend on the mobile device’s Device Management Type and operating system version.

In general, you can enable or disable the following actions for the mobile device here:

Antivirus

This section contains antivirus measures.

Virus Scan
Here you can configure regular virus scans on the device. You can choose whether to scan only apps or the entire mobile device. You can also set the interval and prevent regular scans when the battery is low or allow scans only while the device is charging.

Virus Signature Updates
You can set the interval for updating virus signatures and allow signature updates only when a Wi-Fi connection is available.

Web Protection Settings

This section contains Web Protection settings for Android and Safari options for iOS.

Web Protection
You can enable or disable Web Protection and restrict it to use when a Wi-Fi connection is available.

Safari Settings
On Apple devices, you can configure Safari options to protect against malicious websites.

You can Allow / Prohibit Safari Use, Turn Safari Fraud Warning On / Off, and Block Pop-ups in Safari. Cookies and tracking are blocked by default, but you can let users decide on each individually.

Locate Device
Here you can locate the device remotely and display its current location on Google Maps.

Lock Device
Use this emergency action to lock the device screen to prevent unauthorized use.

Sound Alert
This triggers a loud alert on the device.

Wipe Data
This emergency action deletes all data on the device and resets it to factory settings.

Reset Password
You can lock the device and set a password that must be entered to unlock it. The user must then set a new password.