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1. Add reMarkable to shared apps

   DMG file available publicly here:
   https://downloads.remarkable.com/

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2. Support "Non-Removable" flag on deployed iOS Store Apps

   As noted here on the SimpleMDM blog, an option was added to iOS starting in 14.x where individual apps can be marked as "non-removable" by the administrator when being deployed.

   https://simplemdm.com/blog/mdm-ios-14-macos-11-big-sur/
   https://it-training.apple.com/tutorials/deployment/dm195

   "To prevent a user from uninstalling a managed app, mark the app as nonremovable when you assign the managed app to a user or device. Depending on your MDM solution, you might need to deselect a Removable attribute or set a nonremovable attribute. With your MDM solution, you may also be able to set this attribute on apps that are already installed on a device."

   I feel it would be a valuable feature to implement this flag so that users can still have the ability to add and remove their own apps on their managed device (which would otherwise not be possible via a restriction profile block), but are prevented from removing apps deployed by policy (Such as security apps, or authentication apps required by the company)

   As noted here on the SimpleMDM blog, an option was added to iOS starting in 14.x where individual apps can be marked as "non-removable" by the administrator when being deployed.

   https://simplemdm.com/blog/mdm-ios-14-macos-11-big-sur/
   https://it-training.apple.com/tutorials/deployment/dm195

   "To prevent a user from uninstalling a managed app, mark the app as nonremovable when you assign the managed app to a user or device. Depending on your MDM solution, you might need to deselect a Removable attribute or set a nonremovable attribute. With your MDM solution, you may also be able to set this attribute on apps that are already installed on a device."

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3. Add support for ZIP and XIP as well as DMG

   A fair number of apps are distributed as ZIPs (and one prominent app uses XIPs) instead of DMGs. It would be convenient to be able to upload these as is, instead of having to locally convert them to DMGs first $(unzip App.zip && hdiutil create -format ULMO -o App.dmg -srcfolder App.app)

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4. Scope profiles to build version

   With the advent of RSRs, the OS version is no longer a definitive identifier of what OS rev a system is on. The OS build numbers would be a more consistent way to identify target OSes.

   Historically, macOS minor builds have followed an pattern of
   [Major OS number][A...Z minor build][Patch Number] moniker.

   Now with RSRs, the build numbers are a bit more complicated but the values still go up and each build number is larger than the last based on the pattern above.

   13.3.1 22E261
   13.3.1 RSR 22E772610a
   13.4.0 22F66
   13.4.1 22F82
   13.4.1 RSR 22F770820b

   I propose that Build numbers be made an option for profile scoping to allow specific versions to be targeted.

   Note, there could be issues when new hardware is introduced and the build numbers are forked where the new hardware build number has a bigger patch number than the official public release. Hence having build numbers be an option, not the only way to supply a scope.

   With the advent of RSRs, the OS version is no longer a definitive identifier of what OS rev a system is on. The OS build numbers would be a more consistent way to identify target OSes.

   Historically, macOS minor builds have followed an pattern of
   [Major OS number][A...Z minor build][Patch Number] moniker.

   Now with RSRs, the build numbers are a bit more complicated but the values still go up and each build number is larger than the last based on the pattern above.

   13.3.1 22E261
   13.3.1 RSR 22E772610a
   13.4.0 22F66
   13.4.1 22F82
   13.4.1 RSR 22F770820b

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5. Add AWS VPN Client to the list of managed applications

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6. Customize Self Service Kiosk

   I want to be able to change text and icon for the kiosk

   https://kb.filewave.com/attachments/16?open=true

   Doesn't have to be this complete but simple changes so it says <company name> software kiosk

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7. Include the Enrollment group in Device Details section

   It would be helpful to include the Enrollment group in Device Details section

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8. New notification options

   I'd love for a lot more notification options. Given SimpleMDM's position on the device already, it hopefully shouldn't be too heavy of a lift.

   • New User added
   • User priv changes
   • OS update skipped
   • Device visible (after being offline)

   This is off the top of my head, but I'm sure I could come up with quite a few more given some time.

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9. Disable ActivationLock via API

   It should be possible to disable the ActivationLock via API call, this is specificly helpfull if you want to decomission a device.

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10. Control Webhook data

    Webhooks are very limited in what they provide without triggering another API call to pull in more information. The ability to control the payload within the webhook endpoint creation screen would be a huge help in interfacing with other programs. The ability to add static data to the payload (like we can already do to the header) or be able to add dynamic data through attribute support.

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11. Add support for additional com.apple.MCX keys in FileVault profile type

    The current FileVault profile builder in the admin GUI only has options included in com.apple.MCX.FileVault2, the escrow payload, and dontAllowFDEDisable. Please add support for dontAllowFDEEnable and DestroyFVKeyOnStandby from com.apple.MCX as well.

    Apple docs here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/devicemanagement/fdefilevaultoptions

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12. Add a Comments Field to Login/Background Item Management Profile

    Some of the Rule Type values (Team IDs, for example) for the Login and Background Item Management are a bit abstract, and it would be useful to have a comment/description field added to allow an administrator to describe in plain language what a the Rule Type value applies to.

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13. Idempotence

    Something akin to "Smart Groups" in JamfPro. AKA a method to scope scripting/app deployments to only nodes that, by definition, need it.

    Puppet calls this Idempotency

    Ideally we'd be able to create a "Smart Group" in SimpleMDM to show us all machines running lower than a currently desired version of application X. We could then target our deployment to said group. As the deployment delivers, nodes drop dynamically out of the "Smart Group", as the deployment has satisfied the requirements we have defined.

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14. Filtering out data during Device Export

    Have the ability to filter out certain data points when doing a Device Export

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15. Provide a mechanism to assign profiles and applications based on attribute values.

    I'd really like to assign apps and profiles based on attributes collected by an enrollment customization welcome screen form.

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16. Nested Custom Attributes

    Description: It would be extremely useful to have the ability to nest custom attributes in SimpleMDM. This feature would allow administrators to create custom attributes that reference or depend on other custom attributes, enabling dynamic and interconnected data management.

    Use Case: For instance, suppose an organization has a custom attribute called "munkimanifestdepartement" that is a dropdown value in the DEP (Device Enrollment Program) welcome screen. The organization also wants to create another custom attribute called "munkimanifest" that includes the department value selected in "munkimanifestdepartement" along with additional static text. By nesting the custom attribute "munkimanifestdepartement" within the "munkimanifest" attribute, the organization can automatically generate the munki manifest value based on the selected department.

    Benefits:
    1. Automation: Nesting custom attributes would automate the process of generating complex values by dynamically incorporating data from other attributes.
    2. Data Consistency: By linking attributes together, administrators can ensure that related data remains consistent and up to date.
    3. Simplified Management: Instead of manually updating multiple attributes, nested custom attributes would allow for easier management and maintenance of interconnected data.

    Implementation: The addition of a feature to nest custom attributes in SimpleMDM could be achieved by introducing a syntax or placeholder system that references other custom attributes within the attribute value. Administrators could use placeholders or variables to dynamically include the value of other attributes when defining the value of a custom attribute.

    Overall, the ability to nest custom attributes in SimpleMDM would enhance data management capabilities by enabling automation, ensuring data consistency, and simplifying attribute management.

    Description: It would be extremely useful to have the ability to nest custom attributes in SimpleMDM. This feature would allow administrators to create custom attributes that reference or depend on other custom attributes, enabling dynamic and interconnected data management.

    Use Case: For instance, suppose an organization has a custom attribute called "munkimanifestdepartement" that is a dropdown value in the DEP (Device Enrollment Program) welcome screen. The organization also wants to create another custom attribute called "munkimanifest" that includes the department value selected in "munkimanifestdepartement" along with additional static text. By nesting the custom attribute "munki… more

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17. Regex Rules for Custom Attribute Validation

    Description: It would be highly beneficial to have the ability to use regular expressions (regex) to validate user-defined custom attributes in SimpleMDM. This feature would allow administrators to set specific rules and patterns that user inputs must adhere to, ensuring data accuracy and consistency.

    Use Case: For example, suppose an organization has a custom attribute for employee IDs. By implementing regex rules, the administrator can define that the employee ID must follow a specific format, such as a combination of letters and numbers. Any user input that does not match the defined regex pattern would be flagged as invalid, preventing incorrect or inconsistent data from being entered.

    Benefits:
    1. Data Accuracy: Regex rules will help enforce consistent data entry by ensuring that user inputs meet the specified patterns or formats.
    2. Prevent Errors: By validating user inputs against regex rules, potential errors or typos can be caught and corrected before they cause issues downstream.
    3. Customization: Administrators can tailor regex rules to match their organization's specific requirements, enabling greater flexibility and control over data validation.

    Implementation: The addition of a regex rule field within the custom attribute settings would allow administrators to define the pattern that user inputs must match. SimpleMDM could then validate the input against the regex rule and provide immediate feedback if the input is invalid.

    Overall, the inclusion of regex rules for custom attribute validation would enhance the data integrity and usability of SimpleMDM, providing administrators with greater control over user or admin inputs.

    Description: It would be highly beneficial to have the ability to use regular expressions (regex) to validate user-defined custom attributes in SimpleMDM. This feature would allow administrators to set specific rules and patterns that user inputs must adhere to, ensuring data accuracy and consistency.

    Use Case: For example, suppose an organization has a custom attribute for employee IDs. By implementing regex rules, the administrator can define that the employee ID must follow a specific format, such as a combination of letters and numbers. Any user input that does not match the defined regex pattern would be flagged as invalid, preventing… more

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18. Add blackmagic Resolve

    Add DaVinci aka BlackMagic Resolve

    https://homebysix.github.io/autopkg-dupe-tracker/timsutton-recipes/Blackmagic/DaVinciResolve18.munki.recipe.html

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19. Show all apps on all devices, enriched with metadata & approval-management

    Currently I can see a list of all installed apps for one device at a time. I would love to have an overview of ALL the apps across ALL managed devices.
    My use case: We allow users to install apps themselves, but they need to be approved. I would like to see all apps, filter out the system apps (like "AirDrop"), and then see which apps are only on a single/a few devices.

    Additionally:
    * I want to see if an app is notarized/from the App Store, since any malware app can just call itself "Calendar.app".
    * I want to approve apps (like "1Password") for all users, to be able to filter them and find non-approved apps.
    * For well-known apps, SimpleMDM could enrich the view with a category and web-link (e.g. "1Password - Password manager - https://1password.com").

    Currently I can see a list of all installed apps for one device at a time. I would love to have an overview of ALL the apps across ALL managed devices.
    My use case: We allow users to install apps themselves, but they need to be approved. I would like to see all apps, filter out the system apps (like "AirDrop"), and then see which apps are only on a single/a few devices.

    Additionally:
    * I want to see if an app is notarized/from the App Store, since any malware app can just call itself "Calendar.app".
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20. More granularity on the SimpleMDM menu bar icon...

    So, we've just rolled out Nudge and have used the SimpleMDM agent to do so. And now I'm being grumbled at about the Managed Software Centre Icon taking up valuable menu bar space...

    I appreciate I can kill it via the UI - but it's a bit all or nothing, and when we start adding apps to self-service, the menu bar app seems as good a place as any to direct our end users.

    So - can we set icon visibility per assignment group?

    I think what I'm basically saying is if all apps are managed, and there's no self-service then hiding the menu bar icon totally makes sense, but allowing it to appear when you DO have self-service items makes sense (to me)

    So, we've just rolled out Nudge and have used the SimpleMDM agent to do so. And now I'm being grumbled at about the Managed Software Centre Icon taking up valuable menu bar space...

    I appreciate I can kill it via the UI - but it's a bit all or nothing, and when we start adding apps to self-service, the menu bar app seems as good a place as any to direct our end users.

    So - can we set icon visibility per assignment group?

    I think what I'm basically saying is if all apps are managed, and there's no self-service… more

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