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Ios does the same, only way around it is if you have an ?enterprise? licence (250+ devices) Mullvad and others reported on that one ages ago
by Paradigm2020 5mo ago
Ios does the same, only way around it is if you have an ?enterprise? licence (250+ devices)
Mullvad and others reported on that one ages ago
- kqp 5mo agoIs this really true? The Mullvad report a year or so ago was that they didn’t want to turn on no exceptions mode because it breaks network connectivity until reboot if you don’t pause it when updating the app, not that the feature doesn’t exist. They also recently shipped it anyway, opt in and behind a warning.
- Paradigm2020 5mo agoAs a quick chatgpt check and following the links to apple's own site that still seems to be the case... Force “most” traffic through VPN using includeAllNetworks Yes, but imperfect (normal) Yes (supervision) stronger controls are tied to device management / supervision, usually for organization-owned devices. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/NetworkExtension/NEVPNProtocol/includeAllNetworks https://developer.apple.com/documentation/NetworkExtension/N...
- pyaamb 5mo agoa VPN enabled wifi router would suffice as a fallback tho right?
- ranguna 5mo agoFor the very specific case where you are connected to that router, yes.
- Paradigm2020 5mo agoYou could get one of those hotspots https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-mifi/ https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-mifi/ Haven't bought one (yet - but did quite a bit of research but again outdated by 2 years...)