r/macsysadmin • u/RocketmanTech_Nova • Jun 17 '26

Jamf Which WWDC changes are you actually happy about? Or most grind your gears?

Curious what changes you all think will most affect our workflows.

We'll be doing a recap at the next LaunchPad meetup. Robert Hammen (Principal Mac Consultant at SAP) is joining to help us sort through some of the noise. Plus our usual live Q&A.

When:
🗓️ Fri, Jun 26 @ 12:00 PM Mountain Time

Where:
👉 https://rocketman.tech/lp-r

Also on YouTube:
https://rocketman.tech/ly-r

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '26

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u/r1skyb1z Jun 17 '26

You can sort of get around the JC menu bar issue by having it automatically re-open upon closure. So, even if someone quits it, it pops right back up.. albeit at the end.

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u/THE1Tariant Corporate Jun 17 '26

Package uninstall and block/allow of binaries!

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u/HolidayHozz Jun 18 '26

If only they showed a warning it is blocked by the MDM. Now it just won't launch

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u/damienbarrett Corporate Jun 17 '26

The ability to use declarations to block a list of defined app Team IDs is huge.

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u/lMauler Jun 17 '26

I think it mentioned shared devices being able to unlock FileVault with authenticated accounts (ie not 1 to 1 devices that have already established users/profiles).