Android kiosk apps lack native HOME launcher support
Enterprise kiosk applications on Android cannot register as the system launcher, leaving a security gap during device boot where users can access the default OS. Operators managing centralized fleets of kiosk devices must rely on fragile third-party workarounds. This is a structural gap in how Android kiosk frameworks expose launcher intent capabilities.
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