During the enrolment of macOS computers, the application Progress Screen is deployed and auto-launched to aid set up and configuration.
MacSysAdmin 2018
Last week, James and Ben were in attendance at MacSysAdmin 2018. The conference, hosted in Göteborg, Sweden, consisted of talks and presentations given by people directly connected with Apple technology … Read More
iOS 12 and macOS Mojave
It is that time of year again when Apple refreshes its OS line up. iOS 12 was released earlier this month on September, 17 and macOS Mojave was released on … Read More
Say ‘hi’ to Darren Wallace
Darren has been tinkering with Macs on a professional level for more than 12 years. He started as a fresh-faced hardware repair trainee and has fond memories of iBook G4 … Read More
Security Announcement: Meltdown and Spectre
As you may have heard in the media, two speculative execution vulnerabilities have been discovered in both ARM-based and Intel CPUs. What is Meltdown? Meltdown (CVE-2017-5754) breaks the most fundamental … Read More
Announcement: Please approve your new terms and conditions
If Apple School Manager or Device Enrollment Program asks you to approve new terms and conditions Apple sometimes updates the macOS, iOS, or tvOS Software License Agreement, often when releasing a … Read More
Security Announcement: Root access vulnerability in macOS High Sierra
As you may have heard in the media a critical flaw has been discovered in macOS High Sierra (10.13 and higher) that allows user to gain ‘root’ access to a … Read More
It’s all about community
The team here at dataJAR is passionate about being present in the Apple community. We have recently been part of some really exciting moments, which we’d love to share with you. … Read More
What’s new in managing macOS 10.13 High Sierra
Further to our update on what to expect from iOS 11 management, we turn our attention to Apple’s forthcoming update to macOS, 10.13 High Sierra. As with all new versions … Read More
macOS High Sierra – Secure Kernel Extension Loading
Apple takes security very seriously and, with every OS update, changes are made to increase the level of security supplied. With High Sierra, Apple are adding a new feature called … Read More