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Tizen Native API
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The Device Policy Management framework provides APIs to create security-aware applications that are useful in enterprise settings.
The primary purpose of the DPM(Device Policy Management) framework is to support enterprise applications, which require integration with policies enforced on the device to restrict their operations on some circumstance, such as Exchange ActiveSync or corporate apps.
The device policy API supports the policies listed in the below table, and any application can subscribe those policies by registring policy changed callback to the device policy manager.
| Policy Name | State | Description |
| wifi | allowed / disallowed | Specifies wether the use of Wi-Fi is allowed or not |
| wifi-hotspot | allowed / disallowed | Specifies whether the use of Wi-Fi hotspot is allowed or not |
| bluetooth | allowed / disallowed | Specifies whether the use of bluetooth is allowed or not |
| camera | allowed / disallowed | Specifies whether the use of camera is allowed or not |
| microphone | allowed / disallowed | Specifies whether the use of microphone is allowed or not |
| location | allowed / disallowed | Specifies whether the use of GPS is allowed or not |
| external-storage | allowed / disallowed | Specifies whether the use of external storage is allowed or not |
| text-messaging | allowed / disallowed | Specifies whether the use of text messaging is allowed or not |
| pop-imap-email | allowed / disallowed | Specifies whether the use of POP/IMAP Email is allowed or not |
| browser | allowed / disallowed | Specifies whether the use of browser is allowed or not |
| bluetooth-tethering | allowed / disallowed | Specifies whether the use of bluetooth tethering is allowed or not |
| usb-tethering | allowed / disallowed | Specifies whether the use of usb tethering is allowed or not |
| Signal Name | Object | Description |
| on-admin-client-registered | Policy admin client name | Triggered by the device policy manager when new policy admin client is registered |
| on-admin-client-deregistered | Policy admin client name | Triggered by the device policy manager when policy admin client is deregistered |
In order to enforce policy on the device, the client must be registered to the device policy manager as the device admin client by enrollment process. Other unregistered application are only allowed to subscribe policy change notification published by the device policy manager.