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How to Manage Android Apps (Google Play(beta)) for Google Workspace users using Chromebook  A Google Workspace  administrator can manage Chromebook users who want to install Andorid apps in the domain. Here is the information on how to manage Chromebook users installing Android apps by Google Workspace administrator. An administrator can force to install approved Android apps for Chromebooks logined in  Google Workspace . or allow  Google Workspace  users to install the Android apps from Play Store.  If you’re a Chrome for business customer, the managed Google Play Store is available for   these Chromebooks   using Chrome OS version 53 and later. For Chrome for education, the managed Google Play Store is supported on Chrome OS version 56 and later. Before you begin         Enable Android apps for Chrome OS in your domain Android apps on Chrome OS use the Android and Google Play manage...

If an administrator wants to manage a Chromebook through the G Suite Admin console, a Chrome Device Management license is required. If your organization has Chrome Device Management enabled in your domain, you can manage your Chromebook through the admin console. You can also set up a Google Play Store that runs on your Chromebook through the admin console as Chromebooks that launch the Google Play Store are available.   In the admin console of the domain where the Chrome Device Management console is enabled, you can do Device management> Chrome> google play store settings. Device management> Chrome> User Settings contains more information about Google Play Apps settings.   Unfortunately, "Android apps on Chrome OS enable is not yet available in the G Suite for Education domain at this time, even if Chrome Device Management is enabled in the domain using G Suite for Education.  But I expect this can be available soon in...