Mobile Device Management Settings
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Welcome
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Payload overview
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General
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Accessibility
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Active Directory Certificate
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AirPlay
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AirPlay Security
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AirPrint
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App Configuration
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Associated Domains
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Autonomous Single App Mode
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Calendar
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Cellular
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Certificates
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Certificate Transparency
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Conference Room Display
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Contacts
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Content Caching
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Custom
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Directory
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DNS Proxy
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Dock
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Domains
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Energy Saver
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Exchange ActiveSync (EAS)
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Exchange Web Services (EWS)
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Extensions
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Finder
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Fonts
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Global HTTP Proxy
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Google Accounts
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Home Screen Layout
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Identification
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Kernel Extension Policy
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LDAP
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Lock Screen Message
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Login Items
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Login Window
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Mail
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Mobility
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Network Usage Rules
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Notifications
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Parental Controls
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Passcode
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Printer
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Privacy Preferences Policy Control
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Proxy
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SCEP
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Security & Privacy
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Single App Mode
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Single Sign-On
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Single Sign-On Extensions
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Smart Card
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Software Update
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Subscribed Calendars
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System Migration
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Time Machine
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TV Remote
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Web Clips
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Web Content Filter
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Xsan
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Autonomous Single App Mode payload settings
Use the Autonomous Single App Mode payload to specify a selected app that can be configured to control the Mac. This payload must be user-approved.
For information about the Single App Mode payload for iOS and iPadOS, see Single App Mode payload settings.
macOS device | No | Exclusive | No | No |
Apps from the App Store aren’t eligible for use with this payload and it can only be installed under these conditions:
If the Mac appears in Apple School Manager or Apple Business Manager
You must contact the app developer and obtain the information required to generate an appropriate Autonomous Single App Mode payload for the app. Installing such a payload on a Mac will grant that app low-level access to the system—which includes, but is not limited to, installing systemwide monitoring capabilities.