Google has announced the deprecation of the Device Admin (DA) management mode: https://developers.google.com/android/work/device-admin-deprecation. With Android O, this DA mode is now marked as...
The Samsung Knox SDK is a consolidation of these Knox SDKs:
Knox Standard SDK
Knox Premium SDK
Knox Customization SDK
Knox ISV SDK
Knox UCM SDK
With the Samsung Knox SDK, there is...
Yes. It might take a few years before the majority of the Samsung devices support the Knox v2.7.1 platform that is required for the Samsung Knox SDK. For backwards compatibility, we will continue to...
The exact steps depend on your IDE. The key steps are as follows:
Add the new JAR library. Copy the downloaded knoxsdk.jar file your app project’s /lib folder. Then select the file and add it...
Always follow Android best practices for app development to ensure that your application will display on Samsung DeX. For complete details on how format your app, please see the DeX Developer Guide.
The Samsung Knox SDK combines all the features that were in the previous Samsung Knox SDKs (Standard, Premium, Customization, ISV); providing you with powerful control over all aspects of Samsung...
With Knox SDK v3.1, new API methods were introduced to enable the following Samsung DeX features:
Enable/disable Samsung DeX Mode
Configure Samsung DeX mode screen time out
Allow/...
It is a commercial key that you need to use in conjunction with the Knox Platform for Enterprise (KPE) key on devices running Knox v2.7.1 or earlier. You can generate a single backwards...
Knox APIs that require the caller to be a Device Admin (DA) will continue to be fully supported. There is no change required from UEM providers, app developers, or Knox customers.
This JAR library lets you run an app that uses the new Samsung Knox SDK on a device that is running Knox v2.7 or earlier. This is for backwards compatibility, as earlier Knox platforms don't ...
