A school district issues supervised iPads to minors and must disable the App Store and the camera. Which control places those device restrictions?
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Short Explanation
Device restrictions are like a sticker on the iPad itself, not a password at the library door. App Store and camera locks live in a UEM restriction profile on supervised iPads. Access only decides who can sign in to apps; it cannot hide the camera button.
Full Explanation
Workspace ONE UEM restriction profiles push MDM payloads that disable features such as the App Store and camera on supervised iOS devices. Supervision is required for several of those payloads to take effect. Workspace ONE Access policies evaluate identity and authentication for SSO, Carbon Black Cloud evaluates process and sensor policy, and NSX-T identity firewall filters datacenter traffic. None of those replace an iOS restriction profile on the device.