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It requires a bunch of software development to get such a service running. In a Cloud way. Also you need to enroll them in an organization, so the user can not
by schiederme 5y ago
It requires a bunch of software development to get such a service running. In a Cloud way. Also you need to enroll them in an organization, so the user can not become rough and bind them to their private Apple ID and bricking it.
You could donate them to open source projects for improving their software (either physical or as a service).
- jermaustin1 5y ago> bind them to their private Apple ID and bricking it. Would this actually brick them? Wouldn't a factory reset (how I've always re-imaged Macs) not wipe that out?
- httpsterio 5y agoIf the users manage to get the hardware banned from Apple dev tools, then it's as good as bricked in my opinion as it can't function in its' intended fashion and a factory reset doesn't help.
- jermaustin1 5y agodeveloper tools are linked to your iCloud. Why would apple ban them at the hardware level?