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This document outlines the policies and procedures for managing cellular devices and service plans within the USDA to optimize wireless asset management and compliance with reporting requirements.

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How to fill out Cellular Devices and Service Management

1. Gather all necessary documents related to cellular devices and service plans.
2. Access the Cellular Devices and Service Management portal or application.
3. Begin by entering your company details, including name, address, and contact information.
4. List all cellular devices that will be managed, including brand, model, and serial numbers.
5. Input the service plans associated with each device, noting details such as plan type, activation date, and monthly costs.
6. Assign user details to each device, including names, departments, and contact numbers.
7. Review all entered information for accuracy and completeness.
8. Submit the form or save the information in the system for future reference.

Who needs Cellular Devices and Service Management?

1. Businesses that provide employees with cellular devices.
2. IT departments responsible for managing company-issued devices.
3. Organizations aiming to track cellular expenses and usage.
4. Human resources departments that handle employee assignments of devices.
5. Any entity requiring structured management and oversight of cellular services.

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Why is MDM on my phone?

Mobile device management (MDM) lets you securely and wirelessly configure devices by sending profiles and commands to the device, whether they're owned by the user or your organization.

What exactly can they see on MDM?

MDM can gather a lot of information from a device, but it can't access everything. Information that MDM administrators can access includes the OS version, device model, device health information, device location, applications, network information, and security policies.

What can an employer see with MDM?

Things your organization can always see Device owner. Device name. Device serial number. Device model, such as Google Pixel. Device manufacturer, such as Microsoft. Operating system and version, such as iOS 12.0.1. Device IMEI.

Can MDM see my browsing history?

On corporate-owned Android devices that have a work profile, your organization can only see the apps installed in the work profile. For all other corporate-owned devices, they see all installed apps. On personal devices, your organization can see the managed app inventory, which includes work and school apps.

Does MDM track browsing history?

Does MDM have access to my browsing history? No. MDM cannot monitor your browsing history.

What data can MDM see?

An organization's mobile device management (MDM) administrator can remotely manage software and device settings, monitor compliance, and wipe or lock devices.

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What is Cellular Devices and Service Management?

Cellular Devices and Service Management refers to the systems and processes used to manage mobile devices and their associated services, ensuring efficient operation, security, and compliance within an organization.

Who is required to file Cellular Devices and Service Management?

Organizations that utilize cellular devices for their operations, such as businesses, government agencies, and educational institutions, are typically required to file Cellular Devices and Service Management.

How to fill out Cellular Devices and Service Management?

To fill out Cellular Devices and Service Management, organizations should gather all relevant data about their cellular devices, including device type, user information, service plans, and usage statistics, then enter this information into the designated management system or reporting form.

What is the purpose of Cellular Devices and Service Management?

The purpose of Cellular Devices and Service Management is to streamline the management of mobile devices, enhance security, monitor usage, and ensure compliance with regulations and policies related to mobile communications.

What information must be reported on Cellular Devices and Service Management?

Information that must be reported includes details of each device (make, model, and IMEI), the user associated with the device, service plan details, usage data, and any compliance-related information.