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The short answer is no, not easily. A more elaborate solution would be to install a global proxy on the device and route the connection through a server you co
by pearlsteinj 11y ago
The short answer is no, not easily.
A more elaborate solution would be to install a global proxy on the device and route the connection through a server you control, filtering the traffic you don't want to go through. You can use Apple Configurator to configure the global proxy.
- walterbell 11y agoThanks for the suggestion. That would work for whitelisting, but would block random web browsing. Or is there a way for the proxy to associate traffic flows with individual apps, e.g. permit all Safari traffic, block all other traffic that is not whitelisted? Could a per-app VPN be used to blackhole app-specific network traffic at the VPN server? If so, would this need a third-party MDM solution, or could the native IPSEC client be used?