The iPad has become an integral part of the learning process at schools around the world. In the Netherlands, entire curriculums have been transformed and are now centered around the device. Unfortunately, Apple’s iOS 7 has cause a bit of a headache for some school administrators, according to AllThingsD.
It seems that iOS 7 removes supervision profiles on iPads. As a result, “this rendered those iPads unsupervised, depriving administrators of their remote-management privileges and eliminating the filtering protections they had established to protect students from inappropriate content they might stumble upon outside school.” Read more…
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