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Will Microsoft InTune slow down my iPhone?

I've recently started a new job with an organisation that has a BYOD policy for phones. In order for me to access company email etc. on my iPhone I need to install Microsoft InTune.


Is this likely to impact on the performance of my iPhone 12?


Also can I easily get rid of the software, and the sandbox area it creates, if I find there is a problem?

iPhone 4s, iOS 9

Posted on Jan 3, 2024 8:34 AM

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Posted on Jan 3, 2024 12:20 PM

If this is a true BYOD enrollment, you will likely see no performance hit, notice next to no change in device behavior, and be able to leave enrollment at any time (with the side-effect that you will no longer be able to receive email or participate in corporate data).


To understand the limits of a BYOD enrollment, start here: User Enrollment and MDM


BYOD management is intentionally limited to a small subset of the MDM framework. Apple is very cognizant of the privacy of your personal device. BYOD is not permitted to touch personal content. It can only control enterprise delivered setting and apps.


So, no performance hit, and you can leave anytime you want. Only Supervised enrollments (institutionally owned hardware) can have the MDM enrollment profile locked to the device.


Hope this is helpful.

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Jan 3, 2024 12:20 PM in response to dannygolding

If this is a true BYOD enrollment, you will likely see no performance hit, notice next to no change in device behavior, and be able to leave enrollment at any time (with the side-effect that you will no longer be able to receive email or participate in corporate data).


To understand the limits of a BYOD enrollment, start here: User Enrollment and MDM


BYOD management is intentionally limited to a small subset of the MDM framework. Apple is very cognizant of the privacy of your personal device. BYOD is not permitted to touch personal content. It can only control enterprise delivered setting and apps.


So, no performance hit, and you can leave anytime you want. Only Supervised enrollments (institutionally owned hardware) can have the MDM enrollment profile locked to the device.


Hope this is helpful.

Will Microsoft InTune slow down my iPhone?

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