How I recovered a stolen iPad thanks to Jamf Pro and Apple’s Device Enrollment Program

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By Bradley ChambersOct 20, 2018, 9:00 am1.3k ptsHotTop
When my school came back from fall break, I had a teacher report that one of her classroom iPads had gone missing. I get messages like this quite often, but they are almost always in the building. I can verify this by logging into my Jamf Pro dashboard, and see which IP address it last “checked in” from. Our…

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