cannot remove configuration profile

sw308 wrote:

Turns out this was due to Screen Time / App Limits enabled even though no limits were set. Disabling those items and rebooting cleared the profile item.

Thanks Leroy for your responses.

Good computing sw308 thanks for the corroboration

sw308 wrote:

I don't have a path to whatever config created this.

profiles remove -identifier legacy.restrictions.apps.digital_health_restrictions.legacy.restrictions.apps

yields

profiles remove for identifier:'legacy.restrictions.apps.digital_health_restrictions.legacy.restrictions.apps' and user:'justin' returned 101 (Profile is not removable.)

What do you see in >System Settings>Profiles

sw308 wrote:

Only the device level profile is listed. That is expected since we installed a company security profile. The user profile is not expected and what we are trying to remove.

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Just a wild guess—

is there user set screen time

Set time limits for apps and websites in Screen Time on Mac - Apple Support

Change Content Restrictions settings in Screen Time on Mac - Apple Support

sw308 wrote:

Our security application is flagging a configuration profile but I can't seem to remove it. I suspect it was added to allow an application to install but I can't identify what that application was.

sudo profiles list -all

_computerlevel[1] attribute: ***REDACTED***

justin[2] attribute: profileIdentifier: legacy.restrictions.apps.digital_health_restrictions.legacy.restrictions.apps

There are 2 configuration profiles installed

profiles -R -p legacy.restrictions.apps.digital_health_restrictions.legacy.restrictions.apps

ref:

Add or remove configuration profiles in Apple Configurator

Terminal—

man profiles | more

EXAMPLES

profiles remove -path /profiles/testfile2.mobileconfig

Removes the configuration profile file

'/profiles/testfile2.mobileconfig' into the current user.

sw308 wrote:

I found a reference to that in my searches to address this but thats not the case and the name doesn't with anything I recognize.

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