![]() ![]() Other kiosk mode features include: device configuration, device management, and password protection to protect against unauthorized access. ![]() Administrators can also lock the devices’ configuration, so the user can still have control over some settings, like sound or brightness, while not being able to access the more sensitive back-end settings.” This feature is something Shiong believes will be valuable to the audiovisual industry, stating: “If a headphone business is demonstrating how different models of headphones sound to customers, they can lock their device into kiosk mode with only music or video apps available for use so users don’t get distracted by fiddling with the device itself. Kiosk mode also enables users to lock devices to a specific function, with whitelisting capabilities for more than one app, meaning one Android device can be used to run multiple functions, or locked to one specific function. These cost savings are taken a step further, with all software deployment, updates and device monitoring taking place remotely through the AirDroid Business control center, negating the need to spend money to send out technicians to perform maintenance or ensure software is up to date. “Now, AirDroid Business users have the ability to turn any Android mobile device, like a tablet, within their network into a digital kiosk, billboard, and more, without spending tens of thousands of dollars.” “We’ve worked to deliver a feature that removes the need for businesses to invest large amounts of capital to integrate digital kiosks, like ad signage, interactive ordering kiosks and information stations, into their business operations,” says Anson Shiong, CEO of Sand Studio, the developers of AirDroid Business. ![]()
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