KeyedAppStatesReporter

public static @NonNull KeyedAppStatesReporter create(@NonNull Context context)

Create a reporter that binds to device owners, profile owners, and the Play store.

Each instance maintains bindings, so it's recommended that you maintain a single instance for your whole app, rather than creating instances as needed.

public static @NonNull KeyedAppStatesReporter create(@NonNull Context context, @NonNull Executor executor)

Create a reporter using the specified executor.

Each instance maintains bindings, so it's recommended that you maintain a single instance for your whole app, rather than creating instances as needed.

The executor must run all Runnable instances on the same thread, serially.

public void setStates(
    @NonNull Collection<KeyedAppState> states,
    @Nullable KeyedAppStatesCallback callback
)

Set app states to be sent to an EMM (enterprise mobility management). The EMM can then display this information to the management organization.

Do not send personally-identifiable information with this method.

Each provided keyed app state will replace any previously set keyed app states with the same key for this package name.

If multiple keyed app states are set with the same key, only one will be received by the EMM. Which will be received is not defined.

This information is sent immediately to all device owner and profile owner apps on the device. It is also sent immediately to the app with package name com.android.vending if it exists, which is the Play Store on GMS devices.

EMMs can access these states either directly in a custom DPC (device policy manager), via Android Management APIs, or via Play EMM APIs.

onResult will be called when an error occurs.

public void setStatesImmediate(
    @NonNull Collection<KeyedAppState> states,
    @Nullable KeyedAppStatesCallback callback
)

Performs the same function as setStates, except it also requests that the states are immediately uploaded to be accessible via server APIs.

The receiver is not obligated to meet this immediate upload request. For example, Play and Android Management APIs have daily quotas.

onResult will be called when an error occurs.