

- Mac disable quick note how to#
- Mac disable quick note code#
- Mac disable quick note password#
- Mac disable quick note license#
With last year’s release of iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and macOS 12 Monterey, Apple added a new way to organize your notes with tags and a faster way to add notes, called Quick Note.Īccording to our recent survey of last year’s OS features (see “ Survey Results: Which iOS 15 and macOS 12 Monterey Features Do You Actually Use?,” 8 August 2022), relatively few people have tried these new options in Notes, so here’s a quick guide on how to take advantage of them.

Mac disable quick note code#
Releases devices enrolled via Automated Device Enrollment from your organization in Apple School Manager and Jamf Schoolĭevice must have an Activation Lock Bypass code reported. This command does not remove perpetual licenses.ĭisown Device (Automated Device Enrollment)
Mac disable quick note license#
Moves the device to trash and removes any license assigned to it

Mac disable quick note password#
Sets or changes the Recovery Lock password on a deviceĮnables Lost Mode on the device if it is connected to a network. Logs out the currently logged in user for Shared iPad only For computers with Apple silicon and macOS 11.5 or later, you can also configure a phone number to display on the home screen when the device is locked.Ĭlears restrictions on the device set by teachers using Jamf TeacherĬlears restrictions on the device set by parents using Jamf Parent

Locks the device when a passcode is set on the device. Updates device inventory information in Jamf School, such as name, storage capacity, profiles, apps, security information, and available operating system updatesĬlears the restrictions set by Screen Time on the device Commands that can be sent as mass actions are indicated with an asterisk (*). The following table describes the quick action commands that you can send from Jamf School. The quick action commands available for a particular device vary depending on the device ownership type, device platform, device type, and operating system version.
