I’m curious if there is a user segment truly interested in this feature/product and what their use case is. Naively this feels like a situation of “why on earth would you do this?”
As soon as I got it home, I realized that all my passwords and bookmarks were in my Firefox account, and I remembered that I don't really like the idea of using Chromium-based browsers on the web for philosophical reasons. I tried to install Firefox, but the Linux version didn't work too well in tablet mode, so I had to suck it up and use Chrome. Kind of dumb on my part, I know, but I still like the device, and I'd like it even more if Firefox worked better on it.
Either that or it’s “because we can”.
The enrollment account was there, which I managed to get into, and reset the Chromebook from there.
Sadly, I broke it, and overlooked recovery mode. By the time it gets back to me, it would be enrolled already. :(
I wonder what are the chances of this happening to someone...
That way if one of your users clicks a link in a phishing email Chrome simply won’t open it.