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220-1202 Practice Question: A technician is tasked with deploying 50 Android…
A technician is tasked with deploying 50 Android tablets for a field sales team. The tablets need to have a consistent set of apps, settings, and security policies. The technician wants to avoid manually configuring each device. Which Android feature should the technician use?
⚠ Common exam trap
A common mix-up: candidates confuse Google Backup (a personal restore tool) with enterprise provisioning, or think Samsung DeX can manage device settings, when in fact only Android Enterprise Zero-Touch Enrollment automates bulk deployment of apps and policies.
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Android Enterprise (Zero-Touch Enrollment)
Android Enterprise Zero-Touch Enrollment allows IT administrators to provision devices automatically by associating them with a management provider (e.g., Samsung Knox, VMware Workspace ONE) via the manufacturer's portal. When the tablets are powered on and connected to Wi-Fi, they download a policy that enforces apps, settings, and security configurations without any manual intervention. This is the correct solution for deploying 50 tablets consistently.
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Samsung DeX
Why it's wrong here
Samsung DeX is a software platform designed to extend the functionality of a single Samsung smartphone or tablet into a desktop-like computing experience when connected to an external display. While it enhances individual user productivity by enabling multitasking with a keyboard and mouse, it offers no capabilities for centralized bulk configuration, remote policy deployment, or application management across multiple devices. Therefore, it is unsuitable for deploying 50 Android tablets with consistent corporate settings.
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Google Backup
Why it's wrong here
Google Backup is a personal data recovery service that automatically saves user data, app data, and device settings associated with a specific Google account to Google Drive. Its primary function is to facilitate the restoration of an individual user's personal environment onto a new or reset device. This service lacks the enterprise-level features required for scalable, centralized deployment of corporate policies, security configurations, or mandatory applications across 50 distinct tablets, making it inappropriate for IT administration.
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Android Enterprise (Zero-Touch Enrollment)
Why this is correct
Android Enterprise, particularly with Zero-Touch Enrollment, is the ideal solution for deploying a large fleet of Android tablets. This system allows organizations to pre-configure devices through an authorized reseller, so when a new tablet is unboxed and connected to the internet, it automatically enrolls into the designated Mobile Device Management (MDM) solution. This seamless process enables IT administrators to remotely apply consistent security policies, configure network settings, and push required applications to all 50 devices without manual intervention on each tablet, ensuring standardized and secure deployment.
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Developer Options > OEM Unlocking
Why it's wrong here
OEM Unlocking is a specific setting found within a device's Developer Options, primarily intended for advanced users or developers to unlock the bootloader. Unlocking the bootloader allows for the installation of custom recovery images or alternative operating systems (custom ROMs), which fundamentally alters the device's security posture and voids manufacturer warranties. This feature is a security risk in an enterprise environment and provides no mechanism whatsoever for bulk configuration, centralized policy management, or secure application deployment across multiple corporate devices.
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