Hi Ryan, I too thought the lockscreen message payload didn't work with iOS 10 but I found that it does. What I had realized is that if the iPads had "Failed or Pending" commands the lockscreen message did not apply until I cleared them. When I did that and updated inventory, everything came through just fine. Sometimes though, regardless of what I do, the lockscreen name doesn't appear on the screen and I have to remove the iPad or smart group from our "device site and name" iOS config. profile as a temporary "exclusion". I wait about a minute or so, long enough to allow JSS to communicate with the device, and then I remove them from the exclusion, go back to the device or devices and update their inventory. If there are no pending or failed commands the lockscreen message payload will be correctly displayed. I'm in the process of setting up about 100 staff iPads that have all been updated to iOS 10 and they all correctly display their name. Most of the time I've had to go in and exclude them from the "device site and name" iOS config. profile, then remove them, and it all works out. It is a longer route but it gets the job done. Hope this helps.
