Which of the following would prevent a user from installing a program on a company-owned mobile device?

Application whitelisting creates an approved list of applications that are permitted to be installed and executed on a device, blocking all software not on the list. On company-owned mobile devices managed via MDM, whitelisting policies enforce that only corporate-approved apps can be installed, effectively preventing users from adding unauthorized programs. This is a direct technical enforcement control, not just a policy.

Access control lists manage permissions to files, directories, or network resources and do not control which applications can be installed on a mobile device.

Geotagging is a feature that embeds GPS location data into media files and has no relationship to application installation control.

Remote wipe erases all data from a device after it is reported lost or stolen; it does not prevent installation of applications during normal use.