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#share_your_strategy Scenario: Your app needs to function offline and sync data when the network becomes available. How would you design the app to handle this requirement? Answer: Implement a local database using Room to store data offline. Use WorkManager to schedule background tasks for syncing data with the server when the network is available. Implement conflict resolution strategies, such as timestamps or versioning, to handle data conflicts. Note: During synchronization, if conflicts occur, you can prompt the user to choose which data to keep or automatically resolve conflicts based on predefined rules.

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10 Great Power Apps Use Cases The Microsoft Power Platform is transforming businesses by enabling both business users and IT professionals to automate processes and streamline repetitive tasks. This frees up valuable time for more meaningful tasks and enables IT departments to develop low-code expandable applications on a secure platform that seamlessly integrates with over 1200 internal and external data sources. In this blog, we will take a look at some of the great use cases of Power Apps that solve real world business needs.

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You Can Erase your data remotely in Android. While i was studying i came across a Question that says... Which of the following android application that can wipe data from remote access? a)Wipe the Android App b)Android Device Manager c)OTA wiped cleaner d)Android wiper comment down your answer. (it is at the bottom) i was also a little puzzled after reading the question and also surprised to know that android also have this feature cause i know that ios have this feature but as for android i was clueless but after reading about this i got know it is also possible in android to erase data through remote access but there are some point to be noted in order to successfully use this feature. the catch is that your device.. 1)Has power 2)Is connected to mobile data or Wi-Fi 3)Is signed in to a Google Account 4)Has Find My Device turned on 5)Is visible on Google Play and Boom you can secure or erase the data remotely. This Feature is useful in the case if you have lost your device or your device has been stolen then this feature comes in handy. and the moment that you been waiting for the Answer is : option no. B (read the upper one's first don't jump direct to the answer that will be helpful for you. 😊 ) but now it is renamed as FIND MY DEVICE. and to learn more about this feature or application visit : https://lnkd.in/gvNX3Y2p

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~~ NB: Formatting and embedded images aren't shown on LinkedIn, check out the full post on notes: https://lnkd.in/ejbfYaQy ~~ AMAPI release notes for May were dropped last week, but nothing had hit the API so I opted to hold off on talking about it. Until today 😁 As of this afternoon we have the following changes to AMAPI, including a couple of things referenced at the summit 👀 userControlSettings Allows end users to undertake actions such as force-stopping or clearing app data. This is a per-app setting. In testing the experience was a little mixed. I with user control disabled I was still able to go into app info > storage and clear cache, but as the GIF shows it's definitely doing something . PERSONAL_USAGE_DISALLOWED_USERLESS Allowing personal use has been pretty binary from the start, however with BTE - or Customer sign-up, as Google will be referring to it publicly, some new options will be introduced. I've referenced in What's new (so far) for enterprise in Android 15 (linked below) the inclusion of another allowPersonalUsage option, DEDICATED_DEVICE which will also allow provisioning customisation for dedicated devices, but that's not available to us just yet.. https://lnkd.in/euZwKq6R You'll be pleased (maybe?) to know setting PERSONAL_USAGE_DISALLOWED_USERLESS today has no impact on provisioning, at least ahead of BTE going live-live , it's more of a flag to tell AMAPI the device enrolling is userless - a kiosk or dedicated device with no capacity for personal use or corporate authentication, in fact I recorded the provisioning process in the following (low quality) GIF, sped up for convenience: Finally, The get and list methods for enrollmentTokens now return populated value, qrCode, and allowPersonalUsage fields. I don't see this happening, at least not yet via the API explorer. This'll be great when it does happen though; I'll gladly sacrifice a few additional calls to the API to fetch enrolment token details rather than fuss over storing and managing them within a database I have to maintain, so I'm happy with that 😁 #androidenterprise via https://lnkd.in/eCtK4tdC