How do I configure the Factory Reset Policy in AirDroid Business to protect data security?

Factory reset is a process that restores the device to its original factory settings, erasing all user data and configurations and returning the device to its initial state. While this can be helpful for troubleshooting, it also poses a significant risk if misused, as it can lead to the accidental or intentional deletion of important data and configurations. That's where AirDroid Business's Factory Reset Policy comes into play.

In this article, we will introduce what Factory Reset Policy of AirDroid Business is and the steps to set up this policy. Let's dive in!

1What is the Factory Reset Policy?

The "Factory Reset Policy" of AirDroid Business is a device management policy that allows or disables device users to initiate a factory reset from the device's settings menu.

This policy aims to prevent device users from intentionally or accidentally deleting important data or configurations.

However, this policy does not apply to a hard reset (factory reset with hard keys). A hard reset refers to using the physical buttons on the device (like volume and power buttons) to force a factory reset. It is usually used when the device does not start or operate normally. In other words, The "Factory Reset Policy" cannot prevent users from performing a factory reset using the hard keys.

2Steps to Set up the Factory Reset Policy

Now, you have now successfully configured and applied the Factory Reset Policy. By doing so, you can prevent the intentional or accidental deletion of crucial data and configurations, enhancing data security and device management efficiency in your organization.