For most public-facing single-purpose stations, the is sufficient. For complex scenarios (printer selection, multiple approved apps, scheduled reboots), combine Windows assigned access with Microsoft Intune or a custom PowerShell script.
Kiosk mode restricts a user account to a single app or a limited set of apps. When a user logs into that account, they cannot access the desktop, Start menu, settings, or any other app not specifically allowed. It is designed for public or specialized use (e.g., retail displays, library sign-in stations, factory floor terminals).
For most public-facing single-purpose stations, the is sufficient. For complex scenarios (printer selection, multiple approved apps, scheduled reboots), combine Windows assigned access with Microsoft Intune or a custom PowerShell script.
Kiosk mode restricts a user account to a single app or a limited set of apps. When a user logs into that account, they cannot access the desktop, Start menu, settings, or any other app not specifically allowed. It is designed for public or specialized use (e.g., retail displays, library sign-in stations, factory floor terminals).
