03 / PHONE-TO-WATCH HANDOFF
One policy. Two app surfaces.
Phone and watch installs are checked against the customer-approved app list, signing identity, installation source and requested permissions. A phone-to-watch handoff does not bypass the rule: each enrolled device must report its own policy outcome. This browser walkthrough uses example states; the configured deployment verifies real device responses.
Install detected on either device
A phone or watch app requests sensitive access beyond its approved role. The enrolled device sends app and permission metadata, never conversation audio.
PHONE RULE: AWAITING CHECK
Policy checks both devices
Ready to check app identity, installation source, permissions and the enrolled watch’s available controls.
Watch reports its outcome
The watch has not received a policy action in this example.
Start with the app event handoff.
- App event ready; watch action not yet requested.
The phone and watch are separate managed endpoints. App checks reduce policy bypass through an unapproved install, source or permission change; supported controls are applied with acknowledgements or gaps recorded. No platform can guarantee that every app has no backdoor. This walkthrough shows checks and reported outcomes that can be verified.
PAID DEPLOYMENT ENGAGEMENT
Show the handoff on your phone and watch.
We review enrolled models, pairing, management APIs, app allowlists, signing identity and permission rules, then configure supported checks on each device.
On real devices, the sales demonstration shows an install or permission event, the policy decision, the watch acknowledgement and the reported outcome together.