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DEP using Apple Configurator - 30 Day Provisional Period

I understand that there is a 30 Day Provisional Period when adding devices to DEP via Apple Configurator.

I'm just confused if this 30 day applies to when the device is added to DEP or when it gets enroll into the MDM solution (in my case Intune with User affinity) so that users will always have 30 days to leave management when enrolling with those devices.

Apple DEP, Apple Configurator

Posted on Feb 28, 2018 12:00 PM

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DEP using Apple Configurator - 30 Day Provisional Period