I am using a multiboot system on macbook pro arm in order to fulfil my job as a qa engineer. i struggle with the companies jamf mdm policies where there seems to be an os / serial technical issue on jamf's side. so i contacted jamf and they told me that with apple silicon and sonoma's license agreements no multiboot systems are allowed. is that true ?
We’re not Apple, JAMF, or your legal counsel.
Have your organization’s counsel review the agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/macOSSonoma.pdf
Section 2 B iii might interest.
You could also ask Apple Legal directly.
We’re not Apple, JAMF, or your legal counsel.
Have your organization’s counsel review the agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/macOSSonoma.pdf
Section 2 B iii might interest.
You could also ask Apple Legal directly.
VikingOSX wrote:
You do not want any personal information stored on an a Mac that is under corporate MDM/JAMF administration as they have the power to remotely wipe your Mac, whethery by management directive, or by incompetent accident.
Or to demand decryption, for that matter.
That, or you're potentially fired for whatever transgression management, corporate legal, or HR might cite.
Check your employment agreements, and applicable local laws, too.
You do not want any personal information stored on an a Mac that is under corporate MDM/JAMF administration as they have the power to remotely wipe your Mac, whethery by management directive, or by incompetent accident.
Of course. Thank you!
What if you have Ventura with the company MDM and Sonoma for personal stuff? If you encrypt the Personal Volume does the MDM have access to the files inside the Personal Volume?
Is this still legal with sonoma's licenses agreements ?
