Did you select "Allow modifying account settings (supervised only)" in the Restrictions profile?
Yes, that setting is checked off in the restrictions in the configuration profile and it is not listed as a restriction under Device Management when looking at the settings on the iPad.
However, I do have all settings related to iCloud unchecked in the restrictions. Could that have anything to do with this?
I've enabled a few restrictions in one of the configuration profiles I've deployed
Do you have more than one profile with a Restrictions payload?
Do you have more than one profile with a Restrictions payload?
No. I currently just have 3 configuration profiles. I've double checked and the other 2 profiles do not have any restrictions payloads.
Can you confirm the Restrictions profile is the culprit by excluding the device from the profile scope?
Can you confirm the Restrictions profile is the culprit by excluding the device from the profile scope?
I can confirm that Restrictions are NOT the culprit as removing them does not allow the option to sign into the iTunes & App Store in Settings.
EDIT: Hmmm, removing the configuration profile and re-adding it seems to have done the trick.
Glad you got it sorted out. We haven't started with Managed AppleIDs yet, but I found this in the documentation: https://help.apple.com/schoolmanager/#/tes78b477c81
Some Apple services and features are disabled for Managed Apple IDs, such as:
App Store (allow browsing but not purchasing, paid or free)
iTunes Store (allow browsing but not purchasing, paid or free)
Glad you got it sorted out. We haven't started with Managed AppleIDs yet, but I found this in the documentation: https://help.apple.com/schoolmanager/#/tes78b477c81
Some Apple services and features are disabled for Managed Apple IDs, such as:
App Store (allow browsing but not purchasing, paid or free)
iTunes Store (allow browsing but not purchasing, paid or free)
I can confirm this is NOT the case. I just logged in with a managed Apple ID and was able to install free apps. However, I do have "Buy Apps and Books" checked off in Content Privileges for my users in Apple School Manager.
Did you select "Allow modifying account settings (supervised only)" in the Restrictions profile?
You've saved me hours.
