Earlier this week, my (former) employer did a remote wipe of my MacBook (and allowed me to keep it). However, there still appears to be a Jamf profile installed on the machine, even though it doesn’t show up in System Settings under Profiles.
There are some login items I can’t control because they are “configured by a profile,” and the login screen still shows the “this laptop is property of…” message.
I have full root access. How do I clean this up?
Ben Ramsey /
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2023-11-18 17:25:29
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