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recently we have implemented and tested kiosk mode in android enterprise device and it's working fine, but last week we have faced a new problem after the user signs out from the share screen the sign-in screen keeps remembering the user credentials and you can sign in just by clicking the last login from Pick account list, the expectation behave is when the users sign out and try to sign in again they should enter the password, our solution is shared the same device for multi-user.
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@Anas , From your description, it seems you configure Android device in Azure AD Shared Device mode with Android Enterprise Dedicated devices. It seems the credentials are still there after we sign out.
As I didn't have the test device at hand, i have done some research, I find it seems the setting "Enable sign in" can enable end user to sign in automatically. We can try to set the value to false to see if ti can help. Here are some links for the reference:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/app-configuration-managed-home-screen-app
https://www.anoopcnair.com/azure-ad-shared-device-mode-intune-with-joy/
Note: NOn-,icrosoft link, just for the reference.
Hope it can help.
Hi, and thanks for the reply, exactly, that is what we need and the Enable sign turns this setting to True to enable end-users to sign into Managed Home Screen. When used with Azure AD Shared device mode, users who sign in to Managed Home Screen will get automatically signed in to all other apps on the device that have participated with Azure AD’s Shared device mode. By default, this setting is off. this will disable all sign-in process and we need to enable this feature but we don't like to save the credentials for the last login user
@Anas , Thanks for the reply. After researching more, i didn't find there's any setting in Intune side to clear the credential. Here ,we suggest to open case which is free to see if we can get more help.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/get-support
Thanks for the understanding.