Samsung fixes issue with Microsoft Intune on Galaxy S22 and S21. Read here

The IT giant Samsung has used Microsoft Intune, a cloud-based unified endpoint management tool, to fix an issue with the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S21 handsets running Android 13.

Microsoft Intune is a popular cloud-based unified endpoint management software . The management of Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS operating system fleets is made possible by this. The service's app protection policy employs Azure Active Directory identity to distinguish between personal and company data.

Microsoft cited the Android 13 update as the reason why IT administrators are unable to enrol Samsung Galaxy S22 and S21 devices while setting up a Work Profile.


Since updating their phones to the newest firmware, several customers encountered problems using the Intune applications on their phones.

When creating a work profile for Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) provisioning, users were unable to complete enrollment.Samsung has recently developed a solution for the issue, though.

Customers were advised to reset their devices before creating the work profile by the IT behemoth, who claimed that the issue had been fixed on the server side.

When customers start the registration process after restarting their phone, the Android Device Policy will be downloaded immediately, and they may then complete it. if that doesn't work, the company advised consumers to manually download Android Device Policy from the Play Store and start the enrollment procedure again.

In India, Samsung's Galaxy M and Galaxy F-series smartphones will begin receiving the One UI 5.0 upgrade, which is based on Android 13. Samsungamsung also revealed that the One UI 5.0 update has already been applied to a handful of Galaxy M series handsets. On the list are the Galaxy M53, Galaxy M52 5G, Galaxy M33, Galaxy M32, and Galaxy M13 5G. The firm also said that it would soon start updating further Galaxy M and Galaxy F series phones to Android 13. The statement was made shortly after the company updated its Galaxy A33 and Galaxy A73 devices to Android 13.

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