kiosk-mode

Has anyone got task locking working in Android L? Could they share some details on how it works? I have seen the instructions below, but struggling to understand this. At the moment I have made an App that I would like to run in kiosk mode. I have looked at making it a launcher App or using Surelock but the new task locking looks like it will be the best option in future. I need to create a userdebug build of Android L? I have not built Android from source before, I started looking at making a build but I don't think the source for Android-L is available yet? To set up a device owner, follow

My company operates using public kiosks. These kiosks are running Windows 8 and though they are secure, they are certainly not as secure as the kiosks AKA ATMS you would see at a bank. The reason for running Windows 8 is to take advantage of the new Kiosk feature that Microsoft recently introduced. However, it seems that the OS only allows operation in this KIOSK mode if the software that is being run or intended to be run is available on the Windows Store as an application. The software required is not able to be put out to the Windows Store at this moment, but I'd still like to take

I'm making an application that needs users' complete attention till a specified target is achieved. before achieving the target, if a user tries to press 'home' button it should be disabled, or like 'kiosk mode' in ios6. I just needed to be done programmatically while start the application, dont like to do anything by manually changing in settings menu in iPhone/iPad After completion of target in my application, home button should be enabled. The application is targeted for enterprise. So no need for app store approval. How to do this? thanks in advance. Edit: I read about "mobile

PackageInstaller ( https://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/pm/PackageInstaller.html ) seems to have been added starting in API 21 (Lollipop), however I have not found any solid code examples on how to install an APK via this API. Any code help would be appreciated. I’m investigating COSU/Kiosk apps for Android M Preview and was trying to implement the new feature "Silent install and uninstall of apps by Device Owner” ( https://developer.android.com/preview/api-overview.html#afw ) via the PackageInstaller API. Found these, but not helpful: How to install/update/remove APK using

My company is looking at selling an Android device with an application on that will do a certain task as a product to replace an embedded device. However we need to some how lock the device to only have access to our application which we will develop and not be able to access the normal Android OS interface. I would like the following: When the device boots it must automatically load our application There must be no way to exit the application, (unless if we maybe enter a master password) which will allows you access to the device Is this possible to do, and how would one go about doing this?

I have a c# and WPF program which i want to install on a windows tablet, i want my program to be the only program running on the tablet, it should start running automatically right when the user will turn on the tablet. Any solution? Never use windows original kiosk mode - it useless. Use shell replacing. To configure Windows kiosk mode you need next steps: Create user for kiosk mode Set next registry key for this user as path to your application: Windows XP/7: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon] "Shell"="C:\\full\\path