Apple introduces MDM to subscribe to certain events in Apple business manager Apps and Books through specifying the URL in "notificationUrl" filed during client context command. What the best way to design it for a closed network MDM Server How does it work for MDM with a self-signed certificate or enterprise certificate? Will it cause any SSL issues?

Hi, recently we purchased an additional 100 ipads for our school. Unfortunately, they were purchased without my involvement under a apple business account. I need to move them to my apple school manager account so I can manage them with the current mdm and ipads in apple school manager.

According to the Apple Developer Enterprise Program Eligibility the companies can only "Use the program only to create proprietary, in-house apps for internal use, and to distribute these apps privately and securely to employees within the organization" but these companies (Thunkable or Wix) allow to anyone export an app and install in the phone for example https://www.wix.com/branded/apps/ios

I'm using JamfPro Cloud to try out the new Enrollment Flow "Account Driven User Enrollment". I have one domain exsample.com. After authenticating that domain with ABM, I created one user. Then I built apache as a web server for that domain. I set it to be accessible via https and set the JamfPro cloud Enroll URI with ".well-known/com.apple.remotemanagement" as JSON. Then I tried signing in with an exsample.com ABM user from settings> general> VPN and Device Management on my iPhone, and when I ran the apachetop command on the target server and confirmed the request to ".well-known/com. apple.remotemaagement". But then I get the following error: "Your Apple ID does not hae proper privillages to perfom this action" Does this Enrollment Flow assume that the MDM server is on-premise? What's missing in our settings?

I want to publish white label apps for my clients. some of them are not ready to create their own apple developer program account. can I push apps for them with an enterprise account and make the apps available through my website?

This is a translation of Japanese into English by Google. We develop and operate Enterprise App in-house. One day, when I updated one device to iOS 14, the enterprise app couldn't be installed. -The official version of the device that cannot install apps is iOS 14.6. -The distribution method is OTA (On The Air). -A website for installation is available. -The app can be installed on iPads with iOS 13 or lower. -The .ipa file is placed on the IIS server. -The security of the IIS server is TLS 1.2. If you have any other information you need, please leave a comment.

The declarative device management video demonstrates how today's profile management can be achieved through configuration type declaration. I'm interested and curious to know about the plans for mechanisms to manage applications through declarations. I'm wondering if there could be a new type of declaration for managed applications or would it be accommodated with the existing type of declarations (say, assets or configuration)?