Question 22

Explanation

Statement 1:

In addition to the Power Apps mobile app, users can use the web browser to run the canvas app on a mobile device.

Grab the web link for the canvas app.

Paste the link in a browser on a mobile device. We can load the canvas app in a web browser too.

Reference Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/user/run-app-browser

So, statement 1 is incorrect.

Statement 2:

On the other hand, if you paste the web link for a model-driven app in a mobile web browser, you get this error.

But we can access the same model-driven app using the Power Apps mobile app.

Quick Preview:

Reference Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/user/run-app-browser

So, employees have to use only the Power Apps mobile apps to run model-driven apps.

Statement 2 is correct. Option No, Yes is the correct answer.

Note: If the model-driven app is published in a non-production environment (for example, trial), you will not see your app in the Power Apps mobile app.

You have to enable the option to view all non-production model-driven apps.

This option is applicable only for the model-driven apps (without enabling this option, you can view all the non-production canvas apps).

Reference Link: http://powerappsguide.com/blog/post/why-does-my-model-driven-app-not-appear-in-the-mobile-app