+5I'm looking for a way to remove photos and videos from an iPad without doing a full wipe.
We have iPads at our 2nd campus, but they are all pre-DEP and it would be nice to be able to just clear unnecessary data from them at the end of each term without having to do a full wipe, then drive myself there and configurate them all and log in to them again.
+12There is no way of remotely deleting the photos or videos on iOS for the time being.
+8There is no way of remotely deleting the photos or videos on iOS for the time being.
@St0rMl0rD or anyone else: Is this still the case today?
+10@JayDuff @St0rMl0rD @kingscollege
Hi,
I was came upon this thread because I need to do the same thing. Is the procedure still the same as @St0rMl0rD mentioned?
Thanks
Mark
+8@msnowdon - I believe Google Photos now has the ability to delete photos after they've been copied up to Google Drive, so the technology exists in Apple's API. But, as far as I know, there is still no way to empty the photos remotely.
I have the same problem with two locations. The students are taking photos on shared ipads and the only way is to delete them manually every month. This is not a funny thing with round about 95 ipad devices :(
We cannot forbid the camera, because it is also used for QR code scanning.
I would love to have one of the solutions available:
1. Forbid the local saving of camera photos.
2. Something like cronjob that deletes all local photos at midnight.
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