Exam MD-102 topic 1 question 125 discussion

LOB Apps CAN be configured if meets the following conditions: "To support app configuration through the MAM channel, the app must be integrated with Intune App SDK. Line-of-business apps can either integrate the Intune App SDK or use the Intune App Wrapping Tool. " https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/app-configuration-policies-overview I tested this in my own environment. I was able to upload a private .apk to the managed google play store then create both an MAM and MDM app config policy and select the LOB app I had uploaded. I was also able to create a MAM config policy for the same LOB app but not by uploading it to the managed google play store as a private app, but by uploading it to intune only as a custom app after using the app wrapping tool regular android store apps could NOT be added to app config profiles

All three apps can be managed with the app config policy, providing that the Android Store App supports Intune management. LOB App can be managed if it's wrapped with Intune App Wrapping Tool, so all of them can be managed

These apps are specifically built and deployed for Android Enterprise and fully support app configuration policies.

In theory answer B is correct, but only because is not explained that the LOB apps is wrapped with intune SDK. So without making assumptions the B is correct, but in real word the D is the correct answer

D; app1 and app3 , you can apply a policy to both lob and managed g play store

D. Standard Android Store Apps are not typically managed by Android Enterprise policies unless they are added as Managed Google Play apps. Therefore, only the Managed Google Play App (and potentially an Android LOB app deployed via Managed Google Play) can be managed by Policy1.

Not sure what will Microsoft accept as correct answer. B: Managed Google Play app supports App config policy D: Android LOB app supports App config policy when wrapped using Intune App Wrapping tool.

B is correct *App1: Android store app - These are general apps available in the Google Play Store. *App2: Android line-of-business app - These are internally developed apps not listed in the public Google Play Store. *App3: Managed Google Play app - These are apps managed and distributed through Managed Google Play, which is part of Android Enterprise.

When deploying app config policy to a managed device, which uses the MDM channel, the app must be pinned to the management profile on iOS/iPadOS or deployed through Managed Google Play on Android devices. Correct answer is B.

B is right for managing lob you have to use wrapping or sdk

D. App2 and App3 only

B. For the Android Enterprise platform, app configuration policies can only be applied to Android line-of-business apps or Managed Google Play apps. Therefore, you can only manage App3 using the app configuration policy named Policy1.

I tested, for a policy for the platform supports only Managed Google Play

"managed" is the key word here.

Correct

Seems correct

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/app-configuration-policies-overview You will only see apps from Managed Google Play store, not the Google Play store, when using Managed Devices as the Enrollment Type for Android devices. Correct answer.