Can Jamf erase profile-enrolled BYOD iPhones?

The question is what OS is now on the device. If you’ve done Profile based on a recent xOS, your mileage may vary. 

iOS 26 or 27

I can’t say I’ve tested this workflow, but from what I deduce from the documentation, you can erase. There’s also the factor of whether or not your Management Service allows it. So, Check your jamf console to see if you can on a test device.

What does “Management Service” mean? 

Management Service is short for Device Management Service, formerly known as an MDM vendor/service. In this case, it’s likely Jamf

​@czarmark In our case (Profile Driven enrollment, with Enable for institutionally owned devices and Enable for personally owned devices checked) a user would be presented with a choice upon enrolling. If they choose personal device, then no, the admin cannot wipe the entire device, but can install and remove institutional data. If they chose Institutionally owned, then you CAN wipe the device remotely. 

I re-tested this today to verify behavior in our environment. 

Thanks for confirming. Apple’s documentation indicates it’s doable, but I do not yet have the ability to test first-hand, and was skeptical Apple ever would’ve permitted that functionality. I thought I was misinterpreting the documentation. 

​@Chris_Hafner  is right.

Dealing with this right now. 
Thanks for the info!