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When applying system updates to devices running Android 9.0 (API 29) and higher, IT admins can now use the Freeze Period option to delay deployment of system update to target devices. If there is no existing configuration, the new method is used for each new configuration. NOTE-If you have already set up a managed configuration, you can choose to either use the previous configuration or use a new method. The UI for Managed Configuration is now changed to use a custom method from GoogleвЂ™s iframe method for better flexibility and improved usability, for example using diverse Wildcards. Managed Configuration user interface and usability improvements When you assign a MGP web app, you must also assign the Google Chrome app at the same time. On the Assign Application page, provide all the relevant information and assign device targets to this application.Return to the Application page > select the newly added app > click Assign.

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Display-Depending upon the app, you may choose to deploy it to run in either full screen, standalone, or minimal UI display.

URL-This value is the web app's Google Play Store URL.

Title-Ideally, this title must match the app's title on the MGP store.

On this page, enter the following information:.

The Managed Google Play Web Apps page opens.

Go to the Application page > click Add > click Select Application type > click Public App (Managed Google Play Private - Web).

If Chrome isn't on the list of allowed applications, you cannot add MGP web app. Note that before you allow the use of MGP's web version, you must approve the use of Google's Chrome browser. Starting this release, KM now supports web version of the Managed Google Play (MGP) app, using the Google Chrome browser.

Going forward, for devices running a Work Profile on a company-owned device, KM now supports Knox policies. Until KM v20.11, KM only supported Android Enterprise policies for device management. Knox Support on Work Profile on company-owned device NOTE-When the device was enrolled using KME or Zero-touch, the device user can choose the enrollment type. Android 11 provisioning improvementsДЇor devices running Android 11, KM now supports a new device provisioning method that lets the device user choose the device's mode, depending upon whether the device is for Work use only or work and personal use. Android 10 devices previously enrolled in Android Legacy mode are still supported even when they're upgraded to Android 11.ДЇor devices running an OS earlier than Android 11, Knox Manage continues to support Android Legacy, with the scope limited to bug fixes. Going forward, Knox Manage only supports new enrollments of Android 11 devices to the Android Enterprise mode. The KMEВ profile creation process and UI in KM is simpler and more user-friendly.ДЄndroid device management now uses Android Enterprise instead of Android Legacy.

KMEВ profiles-KMВ users can now view, create, and delete KMEВ profiles from the KM console.

Device Enrollment menu-Existing KME and DEP menu items are now consolidated to form the Device Enrollment menu item.

KMEВ features-The two key features of KME, namely Device and Profile management are now available in the KMВ admin console.

Samsung Account Single-sign on-KMEВ Users need to log in with their Samsung account SSO credentials to use KME features from within the KMВ console.

The following UI changes are now part of KM: Starting KM v21.1, the Knox Mobile Enrollment (KME)В API is now integrated with the KM console. This Knox Manage v21.1 release scheduled to go live in January 2021, includes several improvements and enhancements to existing features and functionality. Knox Manage release notes-January 07, 2021