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We have a problem with Samsung devices. Our App Protection Policy in Intune is set to allow only approved keyboards. Unfortunately it looks like native Samsung kayboard is not approved (default Package ID entry for Samsung keyboard is: com.sec.android.inputmethod and it's set to be approved). Is there any other Package ID for Samsung keyboards that we will be able to use or we missed something in our policy? Thanks in advance!
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Could you please double confirm the Package ID of the app in the Google Play store. For example, if the URL for the app in the Play store is https://play.google.com/store/details?id=com.contoskeyboard.android.prod, then the Package ID is com.contosokeyboard.android.prod. This package ID is presented to the user as a simple link to download the keyboard from Google Play.
Also, please check the version as the setting requires the app to have the Intune SDK for Android version 6.2.0 or above.
Thanks for your reply! Unfortunately there is no way to find this keyboard in Google Play Store, I think that the default package ID in Intune comes from Samsung Store.
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Short answer ... com.samsung.android.honeyboard
Longer answer ....
https://emm.how/t/enable-approved-keyboard-samsung-one-ui-2-1-microsoft-app-protection-policies/1293
com.samsung.android.honeyboard is now included by default on new Android policies.
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The Approved Keyboards setting having default-approved keyboards is pretty much a fail. I would have thought the point of the feature was to prevent companies like Samsung from collecting users' passwords, which they do. The default list should be empty if you ask me, and maybe a list of suggested common ones could be shown instead of default-approving keyboards.