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by legitster
94 days ago
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The most clear and obvious use case is for school computers. You do NOT want to provision student devices en masse without protections (for both the students and the district). I envision this is a deal breaker right now that Apple is dealing with. Even if your Corp doesn't want to do full user surveillance, there's still a lot of advantages to group policy. Roll out new software instantly, SSO enforcement, remote troubleshooting, etc. |
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