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A Microsoft Intune managed, multi App Kiosk mode launcher
By Hafiz Rahman
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Managed Home Screen is a launcher for company-owned phones and tablets in organizations that use Microsoft Intune. It takes the place of the standard home screen, so the device shows only what the organization decides to put there.
The developer says it should be deployed by the organization itself, not installed by individual users. It is aimed at devices that serve one job rather than personal use.
The app enables a Multi App Kiosk mode. In this mode the device is locked to a specific set of uses, which suits shared or single-purpose hardware such as devices used on a shop floor, at a counter or in the field.
The build we hold is Managed Home Screen 2.2.0.113727 (APK) for Android 8.0 and up.
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Because the lock is set up by the organization, a user of the device works within that mode rather than choosing their own apps and settings.
The home screen layout and customization are controlled by settings that the organization changes remotely, so IT does not need to edit each device by hand.
The listing describes these settings as remotely configurable, which means the organization can adjust what a device shows after it has been deployed.
The launcher limits what a user can do on the device and what they can reach. These limits are based on the remote settings the organization applies, not on choices made on the device itself.
The restrictions apply on top of the kiosk layout, so the home screen and the device's allowed activities are governed together.