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When can a customer get access to the zero-touch portal?

• The EMM provider enrols their devices.
• The customer signs up and creates it.
• The device manufacturer creates one for the customer.
• The reseller creates an account for the customer.

Which of the following is required for zero-touch enrollment to work on a registered device?

• Zero-touch admin account
• Managed Google Play Account
• Vendor account
• Zero-touch configuration

Steve, from Scuba School, wants to buy 10,000 new Android smartphones, send to his online students around the world and have them set up the devices automatically by just turning the devices on and connecting to a wifi network or cellular network. What does Steve need to make this happen?

Select All Correct Responses

• Set up an EMM solution to push apps and policies when enrolling into the EMM solution company devices.
• Purchase 10,000 brand new Android smartphones running Android version 9.0+ that have Google Mobile Services from a validated zero-touch reseller.
• Create an EMM configuration in the customer zero-touch portal to connect the customer zero-touch devices with the customer EMM solution during the initial device set up.
• Create a Google account to use with the customer zero-touch portal and send that to the zero-touch reseller to create the account.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of zero-touch enrollment?

• Easy set up for end users
• Factory Reset protection – zero-touch devices are “locked” to company even if reset
• Effortless, automated EMM enrollment and device provisioning at any scale
• Instant and easy EMM enrollment of personally owned devices, commonly referred to as BYOD devices