Instagram and Supercell, maker of Clash of Clans, have heard from multiple users that this works. If you are using an active mobile data connection, try using a Wi-Fi network. This should erase everything, and get rid of any corrupt files that seem to be causing this problem. Check your network connection is still active. Google hasnt made huge changes in this design tweak and its possible that some might not. Select this, and tap Clear Cache or Data as shown below. Now users of the Play Store can look forward to a new-look account switcher when they next visit the app. Then scroll down and find Google Play Store. From here navigate to Apps, or App Manager. Pull down the notification bar on your Android device and hit the gear-shaped settings icon, or find “settings” in the application tray.

Next, restart the Google Play Store and try installing the app again. To fix the “your device is not compatible with this version” error message, try clearing the Google Play Store cache, and then data. It appears to be an issue with Google's Android operating system. Went through the whole configuration via the company portal and configuration and compliance checks all worked.

Its set up as a personal device with work profile. We've heard some users report that they're getting a 'Device not compatible' error message in the Google Play Store when they try to install or upgrade Upside, even though their device is supposed to be compatible with Upside.Īs we've investigated this app compatibility issue we found that several other major apps have run into this including Instagram (1B+ installs) and Clash of Clans (100M+ installs). Android Managed Google Play store apps not showing up in work profile play store I have set up a BYOD android device to test intune on Android.

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