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New Pixel update means your RCS messages might be visible to your boss
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And how do those apps prevent device management from accessing the messages when they're decrypted?
By not storing decrypted message on device? You can also block screenshots if you have a reasonable suspicious your screen can be used to capture the text shown on the device.
The apps run at less privileges than device management apps. They can't do any of that
Apps using Flag_Secure and Secure_display can block screencapture. While user apps stay below MDM apps in privilege. The MDN app themselves reside below the android system.
Do you have a source of MDM apps bypassing secure display and having the ability to capture the display?
If the app has decrypted messages, device management can see them.
How? The decrypted messages would have to be stored in plan text to be read. Unless, it can be read from RAM..
If you can read it, they can read it. They have root on the company device.
If it's rooted sure. But, regular work profile phones with MDM software are not.
Messaging apps often implement various APIs for better Android integration. But even if they don't, any management service can implement certain APIs, like the accessibility API, that gives them access to everything each app is doing. In that case, it can't necessarily read the messages as data, but it can record your screen as image or video.
True, but Accessibility API cannot bypass secure display, and secure flag I had replied that in another comment so I did not mention that here.