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Hi,
I’ve got a wide range of Android devices that I want to put into Single App Kiosk Lockdown mode. I want the device manager to be able to configure WiFi and Bluetooth settings as well as exit the lockdown mode. Currently, I have 3 options:
- Trigger these actions by tapping the status bar (This works perfectly on some devices but seems to have issues on devices running Android 8.0).
- Have the floating icon to access peripheral settings (Due to the application, it isn’t viable to have the icon constantly showing)
- Enable the Reboot and tap to exit from kiosk mode (As my application requires the user to pair to different Bluetooth devices consistently, it takes too long to reboot the device and re-pair Bluetooth)
It would be great if I could create a button in my application that would allow me to:
- Open the Bluetooth peripheral settings
- Open the WiFi peripheral settings
- Exit kiosk mode
This could easily be implemented by sending intents (see here) to the Hexnode MDM app. This would be a much more robust solution as most Android devices handle these intents the same way.
Thanks, Alex.
