Android work profile
A fully isolated container on any personal Android, enforced by Android itself.
Solution · Secure personal devices
Work apps managed,
Work apps managed,personal life untouched
Let people use their own iPhone or Android for work without handing you their private life. A separate work container keeps company data managed and personal data invisible.
iOS & Android
Personal data stays private
GDPR-friendly
A clean line between work and personal
On Android, the work profile is a genuinely isolated container, enforced by Android itself. On iOS, people install a management profile from a link, and the console reports only the apps your company distributes, not the ones they installed themselves. Either way, IT never sees personal photos, messages or location.
Personal life stays private
IT cannot reach personal apps, photos or messages. That is what gets people to enroll.
Scoped to work only
An isolated container on Android, a simple management profile on iOS, your corporate apps in both.
Simpler under GDPR
You never hold personal data, so the liability picture is much cleaner.
Onboard in a coffee, leave clean
No shipping, no staging, no IT appointment. A new joiner installs the work profile from a link or QR code and the work apps appear. The day they leave, you remove the work container and only the work container.
Enroll in minutes
On a device people already know how to use.
Selective removal
Company data is gone, their photos and number are untouched.
Off after hours
On Android, people can even switch the work profile off when the day ends.
They trust us
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about BYOD
- No. Management is limited to the work container; personal apps, photos, messages and location stay private.
- iOS (a simple management profile installed from a link) and Android (work profile). Windows and macOS are managed as company-owned.
- Only the work container is removed. Personal data is untouched.
- Yes: because the company never accesses personal data, the privacy and liability picture is much simpler.
- BYOD policy enforcement on a personal device is deliberately narrow. On Android, everything you push lands in the work profile: required apps, managed configurations, VPN, a work passcode, compliance rules that block or remove the work profile if the device falls out of policy. A few device-wide restrictions exist as well, such as controlling installs from unknown sources, so it is fair to say IT can forbid things without being able to look at the personal side. On a personal iPhone, enrollment installs a management profile that scopes Appaloosa to the apps and accounts your company distributes, and the console reports only those managed apps. No location feature exists on BYOD devices at all, on either platform.
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