iPad enrolled in MDM without consent.

The only way an iPad can have an MDM profile without a user's consent is if the iPad is purchased by a business through Apple or a reseller that can then attach the device to Apple Business Manager. The iPad can be enrolled if you let someone else use it and they enroll it without your consent, but that user would have to give consent and know the iPad passcode. If the device never belonged to a business, you can erase all content and settings and set it up as a new device. Any profiles installed by means other than by a business using an MDM and Apple Business manager would be completely removed.

No such thing as enrolled in MDM without consent. Where did you buy iPad from? iPad belongs to business that installed MDM on iPad, only their IT department can remove it. Could be former employee stole iPad, or something, don’t really know.

You should consult with your attorney.

Bluetooth BLE beacons don't work that way.

They don't pickup anything at all, they merely send a signal to a receiving app that can detect it. For the App to detect it, it would require the receiving device be within bluetooth range which is between 20 and 30 feet at most. So not very useful in terms of tracking.

But yes, if you are having issues with your wife, best to consult an attorney.

If the app is on your phone, then you are tracking yourself.

Unless your wife had physcial access to the iphone for an extended period of time and jailbroke it, there is no way to hide an installed app, and no way to remotely install an app.

The Crowded sourcing tracking works by having receivers every few feet, again since bluetooth is limited to around 20 to 30 feet.

Its used for tracking devices around an enclosed area. The BLE beacons don't actually send a location, they merely send a signal and a location is calculated by triangulating which singals you are close to

If you are driving your truck, its unlikely your wife has set up receivers every 20 to 30 feet, and is even more unlikely your iphone is sending your location since the BLE emitter would not have any idea about an actual location to send.

Your iPhone is the one that knows where you are through its GPS chip, and the onyl way to access that location is by knowing your Apple ID and password.

I do not know and understand, what you mean with your prepaid phones getting "compromised." But only way getting into Apple devices, if person knows Apple ID and password. But did you contact police, and your attorney with issues?

Then you on your own, and in the wrong place. Nobody in this forum will get “involved” with “domestic” issues. You better talk to your attorney.

I think only that company IT Admin can remove your iPad from the MDM.