Exam 220-1102 topic 1 question 262 discussion

The principle of least privilege is based on restricting user access to only the resources and permissions necessary to fulfill their responsibilities. Users are only granted the minimum access rights and permissions required to complete their work and nothing more. Apple ID and password required To turn off Find My, erase your device, or reactivate your device, you'll need to enter your Apple ID and password.

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Activation Lock: Activation Lock is a security feature on iOS devices that prevents unauthorized individuals from activating a device that has been lost or stolen. It is linked to the Apple ID associated with the device. Activation lock is not designed for C

Use the Apple ID that was used to activate the phone to sign in. Click on Find iPhone, then All Devices and then select the Phone you are trying to access. Click on Remove from Account. Turn off the iPhone and turn it back on then proceed with the activation process

Its B. An Activation Lock issue on a corporate-owned iOS device would most likely be caused by an employee's Apple ID being used on the device. Activation Lock is a security feature on iOS devices that ties the device to the Apple ID used to set up the device. If an employee uses their personal Apple ID on a corporate-owned device, it can result in Activation Lock issues, especially if the device is later reset or wiped.

I thought it was C because try to jail break the corporate own device, the activation lock would activate.

B. An employee's Apple ID used on the device A corporate-owned iOS device can have an Activation Lock issue if an employee's personal Apple ID is used on the device and then associated with iCloud's Find My feature. Activation Lock is a security feature designed to prevent unauthorized access to a lost or stolen device. If an Apple ID with Find My is enabled on the device, it can lead to Activation Lock being activated, and the device will require the associated Apple ID and password to unlock it. This can be problematic in corporate settings where the organization wants full control over device access and management.

I think its option C. An operating system that has been jailbroken. An Activation Lock issue on a corporate-owned iOS device is most likely to occur when the operating system has been jailbroken. Activation Lock is a security feature introduced by Apple that prevents unauthorized access to a device by linking it to the user's Apple ID. If a device is jailbroken, it may bypass some of Apple's security mechanisms, potentially leading to Activation Lock issues.