An in-depth look at OS update deferrals across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. Exploring how deferral windows behave to help you navigate nuances and maintain fleet compliance.

Say goodbye to endless permission pop-ups with macOS 27 Golden Gate. An example of how using the new App Privacy declaration type can cut down the number of prompts seen by your users.

For many organisations, their current macOS provisioning process doesn't make the user MDM-enabled. Here's an example of how you can activate that for your already enrolled devices.

Activation Predicates are a powerful way of controlling which devices in your fleet are applied with which controls, without having to create and maintain endless blueprints and scoping groups.

DDM is the standard in Device Management, and you can move to install App Store apps on your devices via Declarative Device Management.

Since the release of Jamf Setup Manager, it's not been possible to install App Store Applications through VPP whilst running Setup Manager....until now!

Notifications for Jamf's Self Service+ application were only managed for devices enrolled after Jamf Pro 11.18, or via a custom profile. Jamf Pro 11.28.x version fixes this across your fleet

Jamf Setup Checklist is a great tool for getting your users ready to go from the moment they're logged in, however sometimes organisations need to populate Jamf Pro inventory fields to ensure device configuration is complete. This post covers an example of how to do just that.

DDM Software Update plans have the capability to enforce installation of Background Security Improvements. This post will cover off the ways that this can be achieved within Jamf, working with Blueprints but also without.

Jamf Connect is now bundled in with Self Service+, but ingrained ways of updating the Jamf Connect versions may now be causing issues in Enterprise environments. This post is designed to highlight the changes to the LaunchAgent that runs the Account Management features of Self Service+, formerly included in Jamf Connect.