Camera in kiosk - Samsung

The Samsung Camera app is not available by default inside a multi-app kiosk. Samsung's Knox Manage guidance is to add it as a system application and then include it in the kiosk's allowlisted apps, and to consider adding Samsung Gallery alongside it: Samsung notes that with Camera alone "the device user will be able to take photos, but won't be able to view them after the fact because the Samsung Gallery app is also unavailable by default". Use this as the package list for camera support in a Samsung multi-app kiosk. It is deliberately only the two packages Samsung's article names. Galaxy devices ship a number of other camera-adjacent components, so treat this as the documented starting point and test the finished kiosk on the device model in question rather than assuming the list is exhaustive. Leaving the Camera app out of a kiosk is not the same as blocking the camera. If the requirement is no photography at all, the Knox Service Plugin "Allow camera" device restriction is the control that renders the camera inoperable; Samsung lists it as requiring Knox 2.7 or above and a Standard licence. For the stock camera package on other vendors, see the "Camera applications by OEM" bundle.