Debugging user and device policies for Chrome OS

If you have used Chrome OS in a school or an enterprise network, you would have noticed how helpful the management piece can be. Using this tool you can quickly setup and deploy policies to make things easier for your users. This is the authoritative source of all policies available on Chrome today. Pay special attention to the "Supported on" section. If it mentions "Google Chrome OS", then the policy is supported on devices and most of them can be set using Admin console UI. There are essentially two different types of policies one can set on Chrome OS. User policies The "user policies" are those policies which can be set for an individual, regardless of which machine they are using Chrome from. A good example of a user policy is the "Screen Lock". An enterprise admin could enforce users to have an idle screen lock enabled automatically to protect internal company data. Similarly, there may be organizations which may want to disable "Brows