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Administering access to Google Play applications

Google Play is the main source of Android applications. According to your company's policies you
can determine:
• Whether end users can install applications on Google Play.
• Which applications end users can install on Google Play.
Access to Google Play is set up using the USER_INSTALL_APPS_GOOGLE_PLAY_STORE
parameter in the 46xxsettings.txt file.
The availability of certain applications is determined by completing black and white list sections in an
XML-based configuration file:
• Black list: End users cannot install applications from the black list. If the black list is empty,
users can install any third-party application on Google Play.
• White list: End users can install applications from the white list only. End users cannot install
any applications that are not in the white list. If the white list is empty, users cannot install
applications on Google Play.
If the configuration file is not specified, users can install any application on Google Play.
The APPS_CONTROL_FILE parameter defines the location of the configuration file.

Editing black and white lists

Before you begin
Create a third party applications configuration file if you do not have one.
Procedure
1. Open the 46xxsettings.txt settings file in a text editor.
2. To edit the black list, in the <allowedUserInstalledAppsUsingGooglePlayStore
type="blacklist"> section, list the applications you want to include.
Use the following format: <app packagename="<Type the package name
here>" />.
<allowedUserInstallAppsUsingGooglePlayStore type="blacklist">
<app packagename="com.restricted.application" />
<app packagename="com.hacker.software" />
</allowedUserInstallAppsUsingGooglePlayStore>
3. To edit the white list, in the <allowedUserInstalledAppsUsingGooglePlayStore>
section, list the applications you want to include.
Use the following format: <app packagename="<Type the package name
here>" />.
<allowedUserInstallAppsUsingGooglePlayStore>
<app packagename="com.avaya.communicator" />
November 2017
Administering access to Google Play applications
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