Parks BYOD phones and city-owned phones must receive different restriction profiles. How should the administrator target those payloads?
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Short Explanation
Ownership is a name tag on the enrollment, and smart groups read that tag. City-owned gets the strict profile, BYOD gets the lighter one. One profile for All Devices treats a ranger’s personal phone like a city asset.
Full Explanation
Workspace ONE UEM smart groups can filter on ownership (corporate dedicated, corporate shared, employee owned), OS, and organization group. Assigning restriction profiles to those groups delivers different payloads to BYOD and city-owned devices. A single All Devices assignment cannot express that split. Access identity providers and NSX-T tags are not the targeting primitive for UEM profiles.