I wonder how this will work for Google. I can only speak for the Danish market, but when we (both private and public Enterprise) buy devices for business we ten

I wonder how this will work for Google. I can only speak for the Danish market, but when we (both private and public Enterprise) buy devices for business we tend to want the supplier to roll them for us. Apple and many Android manufactures does this. At one point we had a bunch of iPads stolen, likely from someone on the inside since they were delivered and then promptly “lifted” from where they had been delivered by someone who had a key and knew where the cameras were. But since Apple has enrolled them for us, they are essentially dead devices. It’s been some time since I worked for the organisation, but when I was still there we frequently got calls from people who had bought the iPad “legitimately” calling us to get it unlocked. Google might not care, since it’s not likely to consider the EU it’s primary market for these things, but I think they risk finding out that their being “lazy” is going to bite them in the ass. Or maybe I don’t understand the bootlicking enough, and what I described above of having a Pixel turn on as “owned by organisation” is entirely possible with it.