Apps and Settings Sample Clauses

The "Apps and Settings" clause defines the rules and permissions regarding the use, configuration, and management of software applications and their associated settings within a particular system or service. It typically outlines which applications users are allowed to install or access, how settings can be adjusted, and any restrictions or requirements for maintaining system integrity or security. For example, it may specify that only approved apps can be installed or that certain settings must remain unchanged to comply with company policies. The core function of this clause is to ensure consistent and secure operation of the system by regulating how apps and settings are managed, thereby reducing the risk of unauthorized changes or security vulnerabilities.
Apps and Settings. 5.1 School Recommended Apps School recommends apps that are required to complete the coursework needs to be installed as mentioned in iPad Policy. From time to time the school may add additional software applications for use in a particular course if required and advised by school authorities. 5.2 Find My iPhone Find My iPhone is a setting in iCloud that must remain turned on at all times. The setting can be accessed by opening the Settings app, then navigating to iCloud → Find My iPhone. Students are required to remain logged in to iCloud using the Apple ID created using their School email address. The disabling of the Find My iPhone setting will result in the loss of iPad privileges. The tracking feature in Find My iPhone can only be used by somebody with knowledge of the school’s Apple ID and password.
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Apps and Settings. 5.1 School Provided Apps BPS provides some paid apps that are required to complete BHS coursework. Paid apps are assigned to students in MDM and are distributed through the App Store using individual Apple IDs. From time to time the school may add additional software applications for use in a particular course. Periodic reports from the MDM system may be run to ensure that students have not removed required apps. 5.2 Find My iPhone Find My iPhone is a setting in iCloud that must remain turned on at all times. The setting can be accessed by opening the Settings app, then navigating to iCloud  Find My iPhone. Students are required to remain logged in to iCloud using the Apple ID they created using their BHS email address. The disabling of the Find My iPhone setting will result in the loss of iPad privileges. The tracking feature in Find My iPhone can only be used by somebody with knowledge of the student’s Apple ID and password. NOTE: BPS does not have access to students’ Apple IDs and passwords.
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