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I have the same exact same issue. Managed Apple IDs are a joke, the only use I have for them is to backup the contacts of my users so that when they get a new d
by mrzool 4y ago
I have the same exact same issue. Managed Apple IDs are a joke, the only use I have for them is to backup the contacts of my users so that when they get a new device they get their email autocompletion back. Keychain sync is disabled. Using the App Store in any capacity is impossible. There's absolutely no way to use in-app purchases/subscriptions. I got almost laughed at by an Apple rep the other day when I asked if it was somehow possible, as an Apple Business administrator, to purchase extra iCloud storage space for a user.
This is a great article to send to those developers that only use IAP to license the complete version of their apps:
https://blog.kandji.io/in-app-purchases-for-enterprise-buyers https://blog.kandji.io/in-app-purchases-for-enterprise-buyer...
- wkat4242 4y agoYeah managed Apple IDs don't work for most enterprises as they require the email and UPN to be the same. In our configuration this is different for a very good reason. We're not going to change 200.000 users just because Apple doesn't support something. Also manually resolving duplicate accounts at this scale is impossible. Managed Apple IDs were a nice idea but the implementation sucks. I was hoping they'd fix them after release but it's been like 4 years now and it hasn't happened.
- luckman212 4y agoRan into the same issue recently implementing managed AppleIDs. I couldn't believe it. No way to purchase >5GB of iCloud storage for staff using these IDs WTF!? Is anyone aware of a workaround for this?