Hi,

I have no first-hand experience with this, but it should be possible, for example, to use iBeacons for this. As long as an iBeacon is close, so the device is in your office, the WiFi must stay on.

An other way would be a Configuration Profile. You could use the "Network Usage Rules" payload to disable mobile data usage for the "most important" apps... like.. Facebook, whats app, youtube, Instagram, Spotify.... If they only work in WiFi, users will learn to stay in WiFi. But maybe that's a little too harsh.. don't know.

@mkolb Thank you, I will take a look into that. It is frustrating because we have full wireless coverage and we do not restrict a lot of things!

Jared

We ran into the similar issue with high cellular data usage. Instead of forcing everyone to turn on WiFi, we did the following

• Create a configuration profile to disabled cellular data usage for video steaming apps like Netflix, Hulu, HBO, etc
• Purchase the free video apps through VPP
• Create a smart group for each individual video app with the criteria of App Name has {Netflix} and Supervised is supervised
• Create a Mobile Device App for {Netflix} with setting Make app managed if currently installed as unmanaged to the above smart group

This will only work if the devices are supervised. Fortunately, all our devices are supervised.

Thanks @EdLuo, this seems like something we will take a look into. I don't supervise the devices because they were enrolled manually after that were issued out (when I realized management was needed) -- When refreshes come around I am going to get into DEP and Supervision.