Google Chrome Endpoint Verification extension

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Your administrator can see:

  • Your device ID, serial number, type, and operating system. Note: For ChromeOS, the serial number displays only for enterprise-enrolled devices.
  • Your name and managed email address.
  • The first and last time your computer synchronized work data, including any encryption and if the device has a password.
  • Whether your device follows your organization’s policies (Chrome devices only).

macOS[edit]

  • is_secured_with_screenlock: Boolean — whether screen lock is enabled.
  • encryption_status: Disk encryption status (e.g., ENCRYPTED, UNENCRYPTED).
  • os_type: Operating system type (DESKTOP_MAC).
  • os_version: macOS version (e.g., "MacOS 13.4.0").
  • model: Device model (e.g., "MacBookPro16,1").
  • is_managed_browser_profile: Boolean — if the Chrome content area account matches the Chrome profile account.
  • certificates: Attributes of certificates associated with the device.
  • is_os_native_firewall_enabled: Boolean — whether the built-in macOS firewall is enabled.
  • Serial number: Unique device serial number.
  • Hostname: Device hostname.
  • Device ID: Unique identification number for the device.
  • Wifi MAC Address: MAC address of the device

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