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Getting Ready for Android 11 (78104)

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*October 8, 2020 - Added some Supported Versions to the table*

Google has released Android 11. This page serves as a hub to keep you up to date on Android 11 and prepare your devices for the update.

Timeline

As of September 8th, 2020, Android 11 is available for users on Pixel devices. Users on other Android devices will be updated in subsequent months based on the availability of the update from their OEMs and their carriers.

What’s new in Android 11

To review new Android Enterprise features on Android 11, click here.

For Android app developers, please review behavior changes that may affect your apps:

Changes affecting all apps can be reviewed here.

Changes affecting apps that target Android 11 can be reviewed here.

Updates to non-SDK interface restrictions can be reviewed here.

Behavior Changes in Workspace ONE UEM on Android 11

The Secondary Color under SDK Branding Settings will no longer apply to the Work Profile unlock background color as setOrganizationColor() API is deprecated

Changes to Corporate Owned Personally Enabled (COPE) in Android 11

To ensure user privacy is protected when a corporate device is used for work and personal, Google has introduced changes that impact corporate owned personally enabled (COPE) deployments. Google has restricted the use of certain capabilities that could infringe on the user’s privacy when a corporate device has been provisioned to allow work and personal use.  These changes do not affect regular work profile deployments and are limited to COPE. Please read Google’s developer page and blog post for more details.

Changes to Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub for COPE devices on Android 11

On Android 8, 9 and 10, the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub would operate on the work and personal side of the device. The Intelligent Hub instance running within the work profile handled management operations within the work profile, while the Intelligent Hub instance running on the personal side of the device handled device-wide policy management.

In Android 11, the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub can no longer run on the personal side of a COPE device. The Intelligent Hub will only run within the work profile on a COPE device running Android 11 but will be provided elevated privileges to handle a subset of device policies (which was previously handled by Intelligent Hub running within the personal side of the device). This subset of device policies enables device management controls while ensuring end user privacy.

What to expect on COPE devices upgrading to Android 11

VMware is working on changes to the Workspace ONE UEM Console and the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub to ensure a smooth transition to the new work profile experience for COPE devices upgrading to Android 11.

For more detailed information on this, please see Changes to Corporate Owned Personally Enabled (COPE) in Android 11.

Known Issues for Android 11

AGGL-8149: Workspace ONE List Views and filters do not currently recognize Android 11 COPE devices as the COPE management type

VMware application support for Android 11

VMware validates applications with the latest OS releases to ensure your devices will be successful upon upgrade. To ensure a successful upgrade, users are encouraged to update to the specified version of each Android app listed below to fully support Android 11.

Application

Android 11 Supported Version

Assist

20.11

Boxer

5.20

Content

3.25

Intelligent Hub

20.07 (or 20.08 for COPE devices)

Launcher

4.8

Notebook

1.5

SDK

20.8

Send

1.3.09

Tunnel

20.07

Web

7.17

Workspace ONE

3.3.9

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