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re: AirPlay speakers, if you really never want to use AirPlay you can apply a configuration profile that disables it entirely. These are the profiles that allow
by varenc 5y ago
re: AirPlay speakers, if you really never want to use AirPlay you can apply a configuration profile that disables it entirely. These are the profiles that allow IT departments to enforce all sorts of policies on employee computers. You could use ProfileCreator to make one: https://github.com/ProfileCreator/ProfileCreator https://github.com/ProfileCreator/ProfileCreator
Increasingly it feels like powerful configuration settings are only available via IT management profiles like these. I use one to enabling full system logging since that’s the only way.
- Nextgrid 5y agoOh thanks, I'll definitely do that. I use profiles on iOS and am fairly familiar with them but didn't bother checking as I assumed macOS not being so locked down wouldn't have "profile-only" settings. I'll also use the opportunity to disable Apple News, TV+, widgets and similar bloat I'm not using.
- varenc 5y agoWow I’m glad to meet someone else that does this as well! Next iOS device I get I’m going to set it up as “managed” from the start so I’ll have access to the more powerful security configuration profile settings. It’s telling that these days corporate IT departments have more powerful configuration options available to them than us mere users.
- Nextgrid 5y ago> It’s telling that these days corporate IT departments have more powerful configuration options available to them than us mere users. If it was purely up to Apple they'd rather not give anyone these options at all, however that won't fly in the enterprise so they have to compromise.