Refer to the Exhibit. An administrator has set up an iOS compliance policy for unwanted apps. Which of the following is the expected behavior when Workspace ONE UEM receives the app sample…

Question

Exhibit

Options

• AAfter 1 day, end user will receive the push notification.
• BThe concerned device will be marked as Non-compliant immediately.
• CThe concerned device will be unenrolled.
• DAfter 2 days, all managed apps will be blocked/removed from the concerned device.

• B
  4% (1)
• C
  11% (3)
• D
  85% (23)

Explanation

Option D is correct because the compliance policy shown in the exhibit is configured with an escalating enforcement timeline - when Workspace ONE UEM detects the unwanted app, a grace period begins, and the most severe configured action (blocking/removing managed apps) executes at the Day 2 mark. This staged approach gives the user time to remediate before enforcement occurs.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is partially true (a push notification likely fires at Day 1 per the exhibit), but it is not the complete expected behavior the question targets - it only describes an intermediate step, not the final enforcement action.
• B is incorrect because Workspace ONE UEM's compliance engine applies the policy actions according to the configured schedule/grace period, not instantly upon app sample receipt.
• C is incorrect because unenrollment is not the configured action in the policy shown - block/remove is, and these are distinct enforcement options in WS1 UEM.

Memory tip: Think of WS1 UEM compliance actions as a "warn then punish" escalation ladder - Day 1 = notify the user, Day 2 = enforce on the apps. The question always points to the last rung on the ladder as the defining "expected behavior."

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