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It up with their personal Google account. To enroll the device with Sophos Mobile, the user must do as follows: On the device you want to enroll, open Google Play, go to the Sophos Mobile Control app, and tap Install. When Google Play has installed the app, tap Open. Enter the enrollment information. Usually, you do this by scanning the QR code from the enrollment instructions. If required, you can enter the information manually. Click the relevant tab. QR codeManual Tap Scan QR code. Allow Sophos Mobile Control to take pictures. Tap While using the app or Only this time. Scan the QR code from the enrollment instructions. Tap More (three dots) in the upper right. Select Enter manually. Enter the information from the enrollment instructions. Make sure you select Create work profile. Tap Connect. On the Create work profile page, tap Next. Tap View terms to read the usage terms, then go back and tap Accept & continue. When Android has completed setting up the work profile, tap Next two times. The Android setup assistant opens Sophos Mobile Control in the work profile. To complete the setup, you must allow Sophos Mobile Control the required permissions. See Allow app permissions. Uninstall the Sophos Mobile Control personal app. After enrollment, there are two versions of Sophos Mobile Control on the device: The app you installed and the app the setup assistant installed in the work profile. After your device is enrolled, you only need the work app and can uninstall the personal app. In the image below, the personal app is on the left, and the work app is on the right. You can identify the work app by its briefcase badge. Open the Sophos Mobile Control work app to check the device status and server connection. On the app’s dashboard, all tiles are green when your device is compliant and there are no actions to take. Tap the Management info tile for details about the Sophos Mobile server. Allow app permissions Note The steps for configuring app permissions depend on device type and Android version and may be different on your device. Note Sophos Mobile Control doesn’t request the Location permission if finding devices is turned off in the Sophos Mobile Privacy settings. See Configure privacy settings. Allow Sophos Mobile Control the Display over other apps permission. In the Display over other apps notification, tap Allow. On the Work tab, tap Sophos Mobile Control. Turn on Allow display over other apps. Go back several times until you’re back in Sophos Mobile Control. Allow Sophos Mobile Control the Location permission. Tap Allow. Tap Open. Tap Permissions > Location > Allow all the time. Go back several times until you’re back

Sophos Mobile Control on PCSophos Mobile Control, coming from the developer Sophos Limited, is running on Android systerm in the past.Now, You can play Sophos Mobile Control on PC with GameLoop smoothly.Download it in the GameLoop library or search results. No more eyeing the battery or frustrating calls at the wrong time any more.Just enjoy Sophos Mobile Control PC on the large screen for free！Sophos Mobile Control IntroductionSophos Mobile is a Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) solution that allows companies to easily manage, control and secure Android, iOS, macOS, Windows 10 and Chrome devices (like Chromebooks) from a single web console. The Sophos Mobile Control app allows you to enroll your device with Sophos Mobile. Your organization can then configure device policies, distribute apps and further secure your device.IMPORTANT: This app will not function without the appropriate Sophos management console in place. Only install the app if advised by your organization.Key features• Report the device compliance status.• Trigger device synchronization with the Sophos Mobile management console.• Install apps from an Enterprise App Store.• Display all compliance violations.• Find the device when it’s lost or stolen.• Receive messages from the Sophos Mobile management console.• Display privacy and support information.The app uses the Device Administrator permission.The app can access the device’s location in the background to let your organization find the device when it’s lost or stolen. The app doesn’t routinely monitor or record your location.Sophos Mobile supports the extended MDM management features of devices with Samsung Knox, LG GATE or SONY Enterprise API.For more information, visit

Sophos Mobile is a Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) solution which allows companies to easily manage, control and secure iOS and other mobile devices. Sophos Mobile Control allows you to enroll your device with Sophos Mobile. Your organization can then configure device policies, distribute apps and further secure your device.IMPORTANT: This app will not function without the appropriate Sophos management console in place. Only install the app if advised by your organization.Key features• Report the device compliance status.• Trigger device synchronization with the Sophos Mobile management console.• Install apps from an Enterprise App Store.• Display all compliance violations.• Find the device when it’s lost or stolen.• Receive messages from the Sophos Mobile management console.• Display privacy and support information.For more information, visit the Sophos website.The app can access the device’s location in the background to let your organization find the device when it’s lost or stolen. The app doesn’t routinely monitor or record your location. What’s New We update this app regularly with improvements and corrections. This is why you should use the latest version.To send feedback or requests tap App Support on the App Store page.Thank you for using a Sophos product. Ratings and Reviews Few niggles Clean looking app, but the "Synchronise now" link would be better if it was a button. It's not obvious that it's a clickable link. Also, the underlying messaging is quite poor. - the messages hardly appear in the messaging section because of a poor design. NB: version 4.0.2.3 - released on 26th June fixed a defect with the app sync feature. App Privacy The developer, Sophos, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy. Data Linked to You The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:

Hi Sandy, Thanks for dropping me the mail. I've sent you a reply. Now back to this post, I believe there is still some confusion...1. Excerpt from the 'Sophos Mobile Control Administrator Guide' (Product version: 4, May 2014), Section 12.1, "Available compliance settings", page 30:SMC app Synchronization gap: Specify the maximum interval between iOS app synchronisation processes for devices. For further information, refer to the Sophos Mobile Control user guide for Apple iOS.Note: This setting only applies to devices with an iOS version below iOS 7. It has no effect on iOS 7 devices.2. Except from Sophos KB article 120888 'Requirements for the Sophos Mobile Control iOS app to support automatic sync and locate':Note: This article only applies to devices running iOS 7.1 or higher. Former iOS versions did not support the automatic background synchronization correctly3. SMC App sync DEFECT:From my knowledge and communication with Sophos support, the background refresh should work on iOS 7 devices, however there is a confirmed defect with the current version of SMC (4.0.0.4) in that the messages are being sent from the SMC iOS app back to the SMC server, but they are not being processed correctly by the SMC server.As a result, the phones become non-compliant because they don't appear to have contacted the SMC server within the timescale set in the compliance settings. I have been requested by Sophos to disable the compliance setting "SMC app Synchronization gap" until a fix is supplied, apparently "within a a few days"...NB: This maybe specfic to my set-up, so if you think you have the same problem, I suggest you raise a support case with Sophos technical support.4. Except from Sophos feature pages 'Ability to Force Sync of iOS SMC app'...With SMC 3.6 and iOS7, we can trigger the app to sync data back to the server. This works in all cases, the app is running in the background. If the app is completely stopped, it does not work. This is a limitation of the iOS platform.NB: In SMC v4, this is performed by a 'Refresh data' action.Regards, JohnP.S. If you want a better understanding of the sync mechanism, my understanding is that the Sophos Mobile Control server tries to send out an APNS trigger once a day so the iOS Sophos Mobile Control app (which must be either active or running in the background) will synchronize. Here's a must read on APNS for techies