The message displayed at the top of the page on iPhone/iPad Settings, saying "This iPhone/iPad is supervised and managed by xx. Learn more about device supervision..." can be quite bothersome. This means this device is being supervised by an organization or business that has the ability to install a profile to control what features your device has access to, i.e., your device has been controlled by Mobile Device Management (MDM).
Attempting to get rid of the annoying message but there is no option to remove MDM profile on iPhone/iPad? This article will show you three ways to fix this issue.
There are two reasons why there is no option to remove MDM from iPhone or iPad.
For the first thing, it is expected that the option to remove the MDM Profile might not be available directly from the device's settings, which means the supervisor sets the option to invisible. In a supervised device, the MDM profile is installed with certain restrictions and configurations that cannot be easily removed by the device user.
For another, as a part of the iCloud backup, the MDM Profile is not located in the local storage unless you restore your device from the iCloud backup including the MDM Profile.
Seeking help from the supervisor is the most direct way to fix no option to remove MDM Profile. It is viable to reach out to your organization's IT department or the administrator responsible for managing the MDM Profile. They will be able to provide you with further information, assistance, and guidance on the available options for your specific situation, as they have the necessary permissions and tools to manage the device's supervision status.
iSumsoft iPhone Passcode Refixer is an incredibly powerful and versatile unlocking tool that removes MDM and streamlines the unlocking process by being user-friendly and accessible to people of all technical backgrounds. Follow these steps to fix no option to remove MDM Profile.
Step 1: Download and install iSumsoft iPhone Passcode Refixer on the computer.
iSumsoft iPhone Passcode Refixer
Step 2: Connect your device to the computer and launch the software, then select Remove or Bypass MDM.
Step 3: Click on Start to bypass the MDM profile.
Step 4: Wait for the process to complete. Click Done when prompted with "Removed Mobile Device Management Successfully!". Locate iPhone Settings and you will see that MDM has been successfully removed.
While it is technically possible to jailbreak the device in an attempt to remove an MDM profile, it is not recommended or advisable. Jailbreaking refers to the process of bypassing iOS restrictions to gain root access to the device's operating system, allowing the installation of unauthorized apps and modifications.
Attempting to remove an MDM profile by jailbreaking your device, learn:
No, it can't. When a device is enrolled in an MDM program, the profile is installed at a system level, making it resistant to simple factory reset operations. Removing an MDM profile usually requires specific procedures provided by the organization or MDM administrator, involving contacting the administrator, providing necessary credentials, or going through a specific MDM profile removal process.