In this article, we will show you how to make policies available to your iOS/iPadOS users. Depending on the setup method, there are a variety of different policies available to you.
- If you want to create a new policy for iOS/iPadOS, first proceed as described here.
- Select iOS/iPadOS as the policy you want to add.
- You can use the filter to display the existing policies, depending on the enrollment method. The Reset to defaults button resets all changes you have made to the default settings.
Note! Select the Device Enrollment filter if you are using devices that were embedded via Device Enrollment but are not supervised. For supervised devices that have been embedded via Device Enrollment, use the Supervised Devices filter. For devices embedded via ADE, also select the Supervised Devices filter. User Enrollment is selected when using private iOS/iPadOS devices.
- First enter a name for the policy in the field below as well as an description (upper arrow in illus.).
- Now, select the desired option(s), in the example, the checkbox Allow iTunes Store has been disabled (lower arrow in illus.).
Note! For information on the content of the specific policies, refer to the Apple manual. You can also find information about new policies from iOS/iPadOS 16 here.
- Select the appropriate policy and click on Assign.
- Now select the users, groups or devices to whom you would like to assign the policy.
Note! When assigning directives, be sure to follow the instructions in our Help article Special conditions when assigning multiple policies.
Note! You can also assign the policies under Administration→ Users or Groups.
- The outcome in the example: The apps iTunes Store will be deactivated on the device.
