Feedback will be sent to Microsoft: By pressing the submit button, your feedback will be used to improve Microsoft products and services. Privacy policy. Enroll your iOS device with the Intune Company Portal app to gain secure access to your organization's email, files, and apps. After your device is enrolled, it becomes managed. Your organization can assign policies and apps to the device through a mobile device management MDM provider, such as Intune.
To maintain access to work or school information from your device, you'll need to configure your device to match your organization's preferred settings. This article describes how to use Company Portal to enroll you device and maintain access requirements. If you tried to access you work email in the Mail app, and received a prompt to get your device managed, you're in the right place. Follow the instructions below, which will help you regain access to your email and other work resources on your iOS device.
During initial setup, the app requires that you authenticate yourself with your organization. It then informs you of any device settings you must update. For example, organizations often set minimum or maximum character password requirements that you'll be required to meet. After your device is enrolled, the Company Portal app will continue to make sure that your device is protected. If you install an app from an untrusted source, for example, the app will alert you and sometimes revoke access to company data.
This kind of policy is common in organizations, and often requires you to uninstall the untrusted app before you can regain access. If after enrollment your organization enforces a new security requirement, such as multi-factor authentication, the Company Portal app will notify you. However, you can still follow the final step to make sure your iPhone has the latest upgrades. While MacOS Thankfully, this is probably the easiest bit. Everything we know about Diablo 4.
In this case, you'll need to be running the latest beta version of macOS, which, for the iOS 12 betas , would be for the macOS Mojave Either that, or you'll need to downgrade your iPhone back to the latest stable release of iOS.
If you don't want to jump on the latest macOS beta but would like to stay on the iOS beta, then there's one more thing you can do — install the latest Xcode beta on your Mac. While non-developers will likely have no use for Xcode, unless wanting to sideload apps they're permitted to or needing to run certain Linux-style commands in Terminal, it may be required to get the iPhone syncing with iTunes again.
However, this is the latest stable release, not the beta version that you need. To get the latest beta version of Xcode, you just need to visit developer. Once you're there, simply hit "Download" next to the latest Xcode beta, in my case, that's Xcode 10 beta 3. Once it's finished downloading, you'll need to uncompress the file, so double-click on the XIP file in your "Downloads. This will unzip the archive into an application file about twice its size.
In my case, it ended up being over 11 GB. Make sure your Mac is running the latest version of Apple Configurator. Open Apple Configurator. To set up an Apple TV for the first time, click Prepare and follow the onscreen instructions. You can also drag a profile from the Finder and drop it on the icon of your Apple TV. Open the Finder. Select your Apple TV when it appears in the Finder.
Select the tvOS beta software restore image and click Open to start installation. Proceed with step 6 to restore Apple TV. Download the corresponding Apple TV beta software restore image from the download page to your computer. Ensure your Apple TV is also plugged into a power source. Select the Apple TV beta software restore image and click Open to start installation. The time it takes to restore your Apple TV depends on the speed of your internet connection.
When your Apple TV has finished restoring, disconnect the micro USB connection from your computer, then disconnect and reconnect the power cord to restart your Apple TV. For devices that are user enrolled, users can set a PIN greater than 6 digits. But, no more than 6 digits are enforced on devices. For example, an administrator sets the minimum length to 8. On user-enrolled devices, users are only required to set a 6 digit PIN. Intune doesn't force a PIN greater than 6 digits on user-enrolled devices.
Number of sign-in failures before wiping device : Enter the number of failed sign-ins before the device is wiped, from It's not recommended to set this value to 2 or 3. It's common to enter the wrong password. Wiping the device after two or three incorrect password attempts happens often.
It's recommended to set this value to at least 4. It may also consider repeatedly entering the same passcode as one attempt. Maximum minutes after screen lock before password is required 1 : Enter how long devices stay idle before users must reenter their password.
If the time you enter is longer than what's currently set on the device, then the device ignores the time you enter. Maximum minutes of inactivity until screen locks 1 : Enter the maximum number of minutes of inactivity allowed on devices until the screen locks. For example, if you enter 4 minutes, then iPadOS devices use 2 minutes. If you enter 10 minutes, then iOS devices use 5 minutes.
This behavior is an Apple limitation. The UI might be updated in a future release. Password expiration days : Enter the number of days before the device password must be changed, from Prevent reuse of previous passwords : Restrict users from creating previous passwords.
Enter the number of previously used passwords that can't be used, from For example, enter 5 so users can't set a new password to their current password or any of their previous four passwords.
When the value is blank, Intune doesn't change or update this setting. By default, the OS might allow users to unlock devices using biometrics. Block passcode modification : Yes stops the passcode from being changed, added, or removed. After blocking this feature, changes to passcode restrictions are ignored on supervised devices.
This setting is ignored on Shared iPads. By default, the OS might allow passcodes to be added, changed, or removed. Choosing Yes also has the following impact:. By default, the OS might allow these features. Block password proximity requests : Yes prevents devices from requesting passwords from nearby devices. By default, the OS might allow these password requests.
Block password sharing : Yes prevents sharing passwords between devices using AirDrop. By default, the OS might allow passwords to be shared. By default, the OS might allow users to control this feature in the device settings. For example, if you set the value for both settings to 5 minutes, then the screen turns off automatically after five minutes, and devices are locked after an another five minutes.
However, if users turn off the screen manually, then the second setting is immediately applied. In the same example, after users turn off the screen, the device locks five minutes later. Type of restricted apps list : Create a list of apps that users aren't allowed to install or use. Select the app, and copy the URL. Or, Export an existing list that includes the restricted apps list in the same format. Device profiles that use the restricted app settings must be assigned to user groups, not device groups.
Block Shared iPad temporary sessions : Temporary sessions allow users to sign in as Guest, and users aren't required to enter a Managed Apple ID or password. Type of apps list : Create a list of apps to show or hide. You can show or hide built-in apps and line-of-business apps. Apple's web site has a list of built-in Apple apps. Hidden apps : Enter a list of apps that are hidden from users. Users can't view, or open these apps.
Apple prevents hiding some native apps. For example, you can't hide the Settings app on the device. Delete built-in Apple apps lists the apps that can be hidden. Visible apps : Enter a list of apps that users can view and launch. No other apps can be viewed or launched. For example:. App name : Enter the app name of the app you want. Block data roaming : Yes prevents data roaming over the cellular network.
By default, the OS might allow data roaming when the device is on a cellular network. This setting is treated as a remote device action. So, this setting isn't shown in the management profile on devices. Every time the data roaming status changes on the device, Data roaming is blocked by the Intune service.
In Intune, if the reporting status shows a success, then know that it's working, even though the setting isn't shown in the management profile on the device. Block global background fetch while roaming : Yes prevents using the global background fetch feature when roaming over the cellular network. By default, the OS might allow devices to fetch data, such as email, when it's roaming on a cellular network. Block voice dialing while device is locked : Yes prevents using the voice dialing feature on devices.
By default, the OS might allow voice dialing on devices. Block voice roaming : Yes prevents voice roaming over the cellular network. By default, the OS might allow voice roaming when devices are on a cellular network.
Block personal Hotspot : Yes turns off the personal hotspot on devices with every device sync. This setting might not be compatible with some carriers. By default, the OS might keep the personal hotspot configuration as the default set by users.
Every time the personal hotspot status changes on the device, Personal Hotspot is blocked by the Intune service. Cellular usage rules managed apps only : Allow defines the data types that managed apps can use when on cellular networks.
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