How to set a password for exiting Kiosk Lockdown mode?Solved

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1 day ago Jan 18, 2026

Hello everyone, quick question..how do you set a password for exiting Kiosk Lockdown mode on a tablet? 

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1 day ago Jan 18, 2026
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I was wondering the same actually, I’ve been fiddling with kiosk mode on our tablets and didn’t see a clear option for setting an exit password. 

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1 day ago Jan 18, 2026
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I was wondering the same actually, I’ve been fiddling with kiosk mode on our tablets and didn’t see a clear option for setting an exit password. 

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1 day ago Jan 18, 2026
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 I ran into this last month! Thought I was setting the device PIN, but it turned out I needed to tweak the kiosk policy. Once you add the password policy to the existing kiosk setup, the device picks it up right away. Saved me a lot of headaches. 

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1 day ago Jan 18, 2026
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Thanks for the input, everyone. To clarify the correct steps: 

  • Navigate to Policy > Kiosk Lockdown > Kiosk Exit 

  • Configure the password there 

  • Deploy the policy to the device 

That will enforce a passcode specifically for exiting Kiosk Lockdown mode. You may refer to the below document for a better understanding: 

Regards, 
Mary Romero 

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1 day ago Jan 18, 2026
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Oh nice, I didn’t know you could set it directly under Kiosk ExitThat’s way cleaner than juggling device PINs. Makes it easier for admins to control who can break out of kiosk mode. 

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23 hours ago Jan 18, 2026
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Yeah, but just to be clear..this doesn’t replace the device password, right? It’s only for exiting kiosk mode. I’ve seen people confuse the two and lock themselves out. Always double-check which policy you’re editing before deploying. 

 

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