Splashtop requires a PPPC profile. The first time a Splashtop session is initiated on a device, the end-user will be presented with the following prompt:
An end-user must explicitly grant these permissions in order to allow control of their macOS device. For more information on this, view our KB article Big Sur 11.0+ : Allowing Standard Users to approve the Splashtop PPPC.
Overview A template functions as a building block for a policy, simplifying the process of assembling various configurations into a coherent whole. It off...
Welcome to Addigy! Our goal is to provide you with the very best in cloud-based Apple device management. In general, Addigy helps your IT team in two areas:...
In order to use Addigy's Mobile Device Management (MDM) integration, you'll first need to create an Apple Push Certificate. Apple Push Certificates are used...
Activation Lock is a feature that allows device owners to lock their devices if they are misplaced or stolen. Activation Lock is available on macOS (with Ap...
The following KB will be walking through a script modified by James Kirsop with additional praise and credits to Walter Meyer, Nick McSpadden, and Michael P...
Overview Starting with macOS Big Sur (released in 2021), Apple has deprecated the ability to block and ignore system updates via the softwareupdate utility....
The following applies only to customers who are enrolling devices via Apple's Automated Device Enrollment program and/or deploying Apps via Apple Business o...
As part of our Device Compliance features, we make available a set of pre-built benchmarks to easily test and enforce your devices for CIS and NIST complian...
Approving MDM is an essential part of the MDM enrollment process in Addigy. This article will walk you through what Approved MDM Profiles as well as how to ...
(See below to enable) Impacted Machines (confirmed) macOS 13+, (unconfirmed macOS 12+) Is MDM Stuck Fact is True Potential Device Symptoms MDM Enrollme...
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