Mac Admins’ new favorite, MDM-agnostic, “set-it-and-forget-it” end-user messaging for Apple’s Declarative Device Management-enforced macOS update deadlines
Another significant update — now including detection of outdated Electron apps which can significantly slow down macOS 26 Tahoe — to the practical and user-friendly approach to surfacing Mac health information directly to end-users via Jamf Pro Self Service
A quick-fix during Platform Single Sign-on testing for when users can’t unlock their Macs via Touch ID
While Apple’s Declarative Device Management (DDM) provides Mac Admins a powerful method to enforce macOS updates, its built-in notification tends to be too subtle for most Mac Admins.
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Provide users more detailed feedback when updating inventory via Jamf Pro, at durations you specify
Free and Paid Options for Capturing macOS Screen Recordings
Good, better and best methods to leave and retrieve client-side breadcrumbs with Jamf Pro
With more accurate Dynamic Download Estimates, additional user-input fields and multiple speed improvements, Setup Your Mac (1.12.1) helps provide your users a seamless onboarding experience.
New in Setup Your Mac (1.10.0), Dynamic Download Estimates leverage the built-in macOS networkQuality binary to provide end-users with approximate Configuration durations, based on the actual speed of their specific Internet connection; these estimates can aid end-users in selecting their preferred Configuration.