Abstract: A multimedia stream may be abandoned (e.g., terminated) under various contexts. Metadata surrounding the abandonment, such as information regarding multimedia segments shown at or near the time of abandonment, may be stored. A system may detect satisfaction of a condition based at least in part on abandonment metadata associated with an abandoned stream, obtain a set of abandonment metadata sharing a characteristic in common, and determine a cause. Depending on the determined cause, various mitigations may be executed—for example, if abandonment of streams is detected in a specific location at a particular point or period in time, one or more network diagnostics tests may be executed to determine whether there are network connectivity issues for viewers from the specific location.

Abstract: Selectively wiping data. A method includes identifying a plurality of datasets on a device. The method further includes identifying one or more datasets, on a dataset basis, from among the plurality of datasets that are managed datasets associated with a particular user account by being associated with an account identifier for the particular user account at a data structure external to the device. The managed datasets are associated with a particular user account by being associated with an account identifier for the particular user account. The method further includes receiving an indication that managed data associated with the particular user account should be wiped from the device. The method further includes wiping the one or more datasets that are identified as being managed datasets associated with a particular user account while not wiping datasets from the plurality of datasets that are not associated with the particular user account.

Abstract: Determining whether or not a device is managed. A method includes, as part of running a particular application, determining whether or not certain state and/or data (such as a particular specialized font, a particular certificate chain, or particular xml policy setting) is present on the device. When the certain state and/or data is present on the device, the method includes determining that the device is managed, otherwise, determining that the device is not managed.

Abstract: Providing virtual applications from a remote based system based on native applications. A method includes, at a remote based system, receiving a native application from an on-premises system remote from the remote based system. The method further includes at the remote based system, sequencing the native application into a virtual application. The method further includes providing the virtual application to a system different than the remote based system.

Abstract: Providing virtual applications from a remote based system based on native applications. A method includes, at a remote based system, receiving a native application from an on-premises system remote from the remote based system. The method further includes at the remote based system, sequencing the native application into a virtual application. The method further includes providing the virtual application to a system different than the remote based system.

Abstract: Providing virtual applications from a remote based system based on native applications. A method includes, at a remote based system, receiving a native application from an on-premises system remote from the remote based system. The method further includes at the remote based system, sequencing the native application into a virtual application. The method further includes providing the virtual application to a system different than the remote based system.