The revision Flashcards by Roman Marszalek

What is a Managed Apple ID in Apple Business Manager?
A. An email address used solely for Apple’s internal communication.
B. A user-created ID for accessing public Apple services like the App Store.
C. An ID owned and managed by the user’s organization, providing access to iCloud and other services for work.
D. A special type of Apple ID that gives users enhanced privileges across all Apple devices.

C. An ID owned and managed by the user’s organization, providing access to iCloud and other services for work.

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What should an Administrator do if a Managed Apple ID needs to be reset due to suspected fraudulent activity?
A. Change the Managed Apple ID directly in Apple Business Manager.
B. Contact Apple to have the account unlocked and then reset the user’s password.
C. Allow the user to reset their own password after verifying their identity.
D. Delete the Managed Apple ID and create a new one for the user.

B. Contact Apple to have the account unlocked and then reset the user’s password.

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What is the purpose of configuration profiles on Mac computers?
A. To increase the graphical performance of Mac computers.
B. To standardize settings such as Mail accounts, Wi-Fi, and VPN configurations.
C. To track user activity and data usage.
D. To encrypt the entire system disk.

B. To standardize settings such as Mail accounts, Wi-Fi, and VPN configurations.

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How can you remove a configuration profile from your Mac?
A. Reset the Mac to its factory settings.
B. Uninstall the application that installed the profile.
C. Select the profile in the Profiles list in System Settings and click the Remove button.
D. Configuration profiles cannot be removed once installed.

C. Select the profile in the Profiles list in System Settings and click the Remove button.

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What are configuration profiles used for on an iPhone?
A. To enhance the camera and photo settings exclusively.
B. To define settings for using iPhone with corporate or school networks or accounts.
C. To increase the storage capacity of the iPhone.
D. To install automatic updates for iOS without user permission.

B. To define settings for using iPhone with corporate or school networks or accounts.

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Where can you find installed configuration profiles on an iPhone?
A. In Settings > Privacy & Security > Configuration Profiles.
B. In Settings > Control Center > Customize Controls.
C. In Settings > General > VPN & Device Management.
D. In Settings > Mail > Accounts.

C. In Settings > General > VPN & Device Management.

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What should you do if the image on your Mac display is too large or too small?
A. Replace the display with a larger one.
B. Adjust the screen’s physical position.
C. Change the display’s resolution.
D. Restart the Mac in Safe Mode.

C. Change the display’s resolution.

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What step should be taken if your Mac display is flickering?
A. Increase the display’s brightness to the maximum.
B. Ensure the Mac and display are connected with high-quality cables and check for interference from nearby electronic devices.
C. Change the display to a different brand.
D. Update the Mac’s operating system to the latest version.

B. Ensure the Mac and display are connected with high-quality cables and check for interference from nearby electronic devices.

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What is required to use Sidecar wirelessly between a Mac and an iPad?
A. Both devices must be within 10 metres of each other with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Handoff enabled.
B. The iPad must be connected to a power source.
C. The Mac should have an external Wi-Fi adapter installed.
D. Sidecar requires an Ethernet connection between the Mac and iPad.

A. Both devices must be within 10 metres of each other with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Handoff enabled.

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Which setting adjustment is necessary to display the Touch Bar on the iPad when using Sidecar, if it’s not showing up?
A. In macOS Ventura or later, go to System Settings > Desktop & Dock and turn on “Displays have separate Spaces.”
B. Update the iPadOS to the latest version available.
C. Enable Touch ID on the Mac.
D. Restart the Mac and iPad to reset the Sidecar connection.

A. In macOS Ventura or later, go to System Settings > Desktop & Dock and turn on “Displays have separate Spaces.”

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What is the primary function of Wireless Diagnostics on a Mac?
A. To increase the Wi-Fi signal strength.
B. To analyze the network’s connection to the internet and identify issues.
C. To change the network settings automatically.
D. To delete unused Wi-Fi networks from the list of known networks.

B. To analyze the network’s connection to the internet and identify issues.

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Where does Wireless Diagnostics save the generated report file on a Mac?
A. In the user’s Documents folder.
B. On the Desktop.
C. In the /var/tmp folder.
D. In the Downloads folder.

C. In the /var/tmp folder.

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What happens to managed app data during a backup and restore process using MDM?
A. Managed app data is always backed up and restored, regardless of the MDM enrolment method.
B. Managed app data can be restored only if the app is also reinstalled during the restore process.
C. Managed app data is not included in backups and must be manually backed up.
D. If the MDM defines that the app should be removed upon unenrolment, the managed app data is not restored.

D. If the MDM defines that the app should be removed upon unenrolment, the managed app data is not restored.

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What is required to restore a backup to a different device in a managed environment?
A. The device must be restored from a backup taken from the same device.
B. The restored device automatically deletes the management configuration and MDM enrolment during the restore.
C. A hardware-bound key must be present in the backup for the restore to be successful.
D. The device must be connected to the same network as the original device during the backup.

B. The restored device automatically deletes the management configuration and MDM enrolment during the restore.

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What allows an organization to skip all Setup Assistant panes for Apple devices?
A. User’s personal choice during the initial setup
B. The device being connected to a power source during setup
C. Enrollment in an MDM solution and assignment in Apple School Manager, Apple Business Manager, or Apple Business Essentials
D. Having the device updated to the latest iOS or macOS version

C. Enrollment in an MDM solution and assignment in Apple School Manager, Apple Business Manager, or Apple Business Essentials

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Which condition is required for the Touch ID setup pane to appear during the Setup Assistant process?
A. The device must be using iOS 15 or later
B. The device must be connected to a Wi-Fi network
C. The device must support the feature and be enrolled in an MDM solution
D. The user must have an Apple ID set up prior to the Setup Assistant

C. The device must support the feature and be enrolled in an MDM solution

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What should you do if your iPhone or iPad does not have enough space to update wirelessly?
A. Reset the device to factory settings.
B. Connect the device to a computer to update manually.
C. Tap Continue to temporarily remove apps and make space for the update.
D. Ignore the message and restart the device.

C. Tap Continue to temporarily remove apps and make space for the update.

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How can you receive Rapid Security Responses on your iPhone or iPad?
A. By enabling them in Settings > General > Software Update > Automatic Updates.
B. Through a manual download from the Apple website.
C. Rapid Security Responses are only available for Mac computers, not iOS devices.
D. By visiting an Apple Store and requesting the update from a technician.

A. By enabling them in Settings > General > Software Update > Automatic Updates.

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What should you do before installing new software updates on your Mac?
A. Disconnect from the Internet to prevent interference.
B. Back up your Mac and ensure it is connected to the Internet.
C. Delete old software versions to make space for new updates.
D. Change the administrator password.

B. Back up your Mac and ensure it is connected to the Internet.

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What is the difference between an update and an upgrade in macOS?
A. An update and an upgrade are the same and the terms can be used interchangeably.
B. An update provides minor bug fixes, while an upgrade changes the operating system to a newer version.
C. An update adds new features to an app, and an upgrade installs new apps.
D. An update is for Mac hardware, while an upgrade is for software only.

B. An update provides minor bug fixes, while an upgrade changes the operating system to a newer version.

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How can system administrators delay software updates in macOS Big Sur and later using MDM?
A. By setting a custom software update server URL.
B. By using the softwareupdate –ignore command.
C. Through the Restrictions payload to delay updates for up to 90 days.
D. By manually updating each client device.

C. Through the Restrictions payload to delay updates for up to 90 days.

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What new update management feature is available in macOS Big Sur and later for MDM administrators?
A. The ability to ignore updates permanently.
B. Commands to download and install specific updates on demand.
C. The option to use a custom software update server URL.
D. Restrictions on user access to update settings only.

B. Commands to download and install specific updates on demand.

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Where in macOS Sonoma 14 can you find detailed system information, including hardware and network connections?
A. In the Activity Monitor under the Memory tab.
B. In the System Settings under General, then About.
C. In the Finder under the Applications folder.
D. In the Dock, by right-clicking on the System Preferences icon.

B. In the System Settings under General, then About.

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What actions can you perform with the system report in macOS Sonoma 14?
A. Upgrade the macOS version and increase storage capacity.
B. Change the Mac’s name and modify kernel extensions.
C. Print, save, or send the system report to Apple.
D. Install new hardware and configure network settings.

C. Print, save, or send the system report to Apple.

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What should you do if there isn't enough space to download and install an iOS or iPadOS update? A. Delete the iOS or iPadOS update from Settings and then download it again. B. Use your computer to update your device if there isn’t enough space to update wirelessly. C. Ignore the update notification and wait for the device to update automatically. D. Reset your device to factory settings to free up space.

B. Use your computer to update your device if there isn’t enough space to update wirelessly.

If your iPhone or iPad won't finish updating and seems to be stuck, what is a recommended step? A. Keep the device connected to a power source and let the update complete. B. Immediately force restart your device to initiate the update again. C. Remove the SIM card and try updating again. D. Change your Apple ID password and attempt the update once more.

A. Keep the device connected to a power source and let the update complete.

What is the purpose of deferring software updates and upgrades in an MDM environment? A. To allow all users to install updates at their convenience. B. To ensure all apps work properly with the update or upgrade before deployment. C. To prevent devices from connecting to the internet until updates are tested. D. To save on internet bandwidth by limiting the number of updates.

B. To ensure all apps work properly with the update or upgrade before deployment.

How can an MDM administrator manage the timing of software updates and upgrades on Apple devices? A. By using the forceDelayedSoftwareUpdates key to delay updates for up to 90 days. B. By manually updating each device after a set period. C. Through user settings on each device, allowing individuals to choose their update timing. D. By disabling all software updates and upgrades permanently.

A. By using the forceDelayedSoftwareUpdates key to delay updates for up to 90 days.

How can you manually check for and install macOS software updates? A. Go to System Settings > General > Software Update on your Mac. B. Wait for an automatic notification to download and install updates. C. Check the System Preferences panel on another connected device. D. Send a request to Apple Support to initiate the update process.

A. Go to System Settings > General > Software Update on your Mac.

What setting must be enabled for a MacBook, MacBook Pro, or MacBook Air to automatically download updates? A. The device must be in sleep mode. B. The power adapter must be plugged in. C. The device must be connected to a mobile hotspot. D. Automatic updates must be disabled in System Settings.

B. The power adapter must be plugged in.

What are Rapid Security Responses in macOS, and how are they installed? A. Software upgrades that require user approval and manual installation. B. Major macOS version updates that are automatically installed overnight. C. Security improvements installed automatically between regular software updates. D. Optional security updates that users can install from the App Store.

C. Security improvements installed automatically between regular software updates.

How can you ensure your Mac receives background updates for security responses and system files promptly? A. By manually checking for updates daily in the App Store. B. By setting up automatic downloads and installations for security responses and system files in Software Update settings. C. By subscribing to Apple's security newsletter for updates. D. By downloading and installing a third-party security tool.

B. By setting up automatic downloads and installations for security responses and system files in Software Update settings.

What actions does safe mode perform on a Mac when it starts up? A. Installs the latest macOS and app updates. B. Prevents certain software from loading and checks the startup disk. C. Resets the Mac’s password and user settings. D. Backs up all data to iCloud.

B. Prevents certain software from loading and checks the startup disk.

What should you do if an issue persists while your Mac is in safe mode? A. Immediately take your Mac to an Apple Store for a hardware check. B. Reinstall macOS to resolve the software issue. C. Delete all files from the startup disk. D. Increase the RAM in your Mac.

B. Reinstall macOS to resolve the software issue.

What does it mean when a Mac starts up to a question mark folder? A. The Mac is running a diagnostic test. B. The startup disk is not found or the Mac can't boot from the startup disk. C. The Mac is in target disk mode. D. There's an update available for macOS.

B. The startup disk is not found or the Mac can't boot from the startup disk.

What should you do if your Mac displays a globe with a warning symbol during startup? A. Enter your firmware password to unlock the Mac. B. Reconnect any disconnected hardware devices. C. Attempt to start up from macOS Recovery over the internet again. D. Wait for the battery to recharge fully before starting the Mac again.

C. Attempt to start up from macOS Recovery over the internet again.

What is the purpose of the Startup Security Utility on a Mac with Apple silicon? A. To set a firmware password that restricts booting from external media. B. To indicate the user-configured security state and manage settings like SIP and booting of kernel extensions. C. To enable the user to install third-party operating systems. D. To update the macOS to the latest version automatically without user intervention.

B. To indicate the user-configured security state and manage settings like SIP and booting of kernel extensions.

How is the recoveryOS password related to startup security on a Mac with Apple silicon? A. It allows users to bypass the startup security settings and boot any operating system. B. It is set and managed via MDM to prevent unauthorized access to the recovery environment. C. It is used to enable Full Security mode and disable System Integrity Protection (SIP). D. It is the default password for all users to access the startup options screen.

B. It is set and managed via MDM to prevent unauthorized access to the recovery environment.

How does Profile Manager handle Activation Lock on supervised Apple devices? A. It allows Activation Lock to be enabled only after a user manually sets it up on each device. B. It automatically sends an Activation Lock command after enrollment, allowing management of the lock. C. It prevents Activation Lock from being activated on any device enrolled in Profile Manager. D. It requires a physical connection to the device to configure Activation Lock settings.

B. It automatically sends an Activation Lock command after enrollment, allowing management of the lock.

What is the purpose of the Activation Lock bypass code in Profile Manager? A. To enable Activation Lock on devices without needing the user's Apple ID and password. B. To clear Activation Lock from a device without the user's Apple ID, using the bypass code as the password. C. To bypass the device's passcode and gain immediate access to its contents. D. To generate a new Apple ID automatically for devices under Profile Manager.

B. To clear Activation Lock from a device without the user's Apple ID, using the bypass code as the password.

What is the primary function of Activation Lock on an iPhone or iPad? A. To encrypt all data on the device for security. B. To prevent unauthorized use of the device if it's lost or stolen by linking it to your Apple ID. C. To automatically backup device data to iCloud. D. To lock the device when the battery level is too low.

B. To prevent unauthorized use of the device if it's lost or stolen by linking it to your Apple ID.

How can you ensure a used iPhone or iPad is not under Activation Lock before purchasing it from someone else? A. Check that the device can be powered on and accesses the internet. B. Ensure the device shows the Hello screen, indicating it has been erased and is not linked to the previous owner’s Apple ID. C. Connect the device to iTunes and look for a confirmation message. D. Reset the device using the buttons on the exterior of the iPhone or iPad.

B. Ensure the device shows the Hello screen, indicating it has been erased and is not linked to the previous owner’s Apple ID.

What features does Find My provide for locating and securing a lost iPhone or iPad? A. View location, play a sound, mark as lost, remote erase, notify when found, and notify when left behind. B. Only play a sound and view location, without the ability to lock or erase the device. C. Track the device in real time and automatically alert local authorities. D. Lock the device with a passcode and display a custom message without location services.

A. View location, play a sound, mark as lost, remote erase, notify when found, and notify when left behind.

How can you erase a lost Apple device if you cannot find it using Find My? A. You can't erase a device remotely; it must be done manually on the device. B. By selecting the device in Find My and choosing the 'Erase This Device' option. C. Sending a special erase command via email to the registered Apple ID. D. Calling Apple Support to request a remote erase of the device.

B. By selecting the device in Find My and choosing the 'Erase This Device' option.

How can you view or update a saved password or passkey on your iPhone? A. Open Settings, go to Passwords, authenticate if required, and then select the website or app to view or edit its password or passkey. B. Connect the iPhone to a computer and use iTunes to access the saved passwords and passkeys. C. Send a request to Apple Support to retrieve your saved passwords and passkeys. D. Use the Notes app to find and edit saved passwords and passkeys.

A. Open Settings, go to Passwords, authenticate if required, and then select the website or app to view or edit its password or passkey.

What should you do if you cannot find a saved password or passkey on your iPhone? A. Reset your iPhone to its factory settings to recover all saved passwords and passkeys. B. Check the Recently Deleted folder in the Passwords settings and ensure iCloud Keychain is turned on. C. Manually re-enter and save all passwords and passkeys. D. Contact the website or app provider to request password recovery.

B. Check the Recently Deleted folder in the Passwords settings and ensure iCloud Keychain is turned on.

How do you view and manage saved passwords and passkeys on a Mac? A. Open System Settings, go to Passwords, authenticate, and then select a site to show details, delete, or edit the password. B. Use the Finder to locate and open the passwords file, then edit or delete as needed. C. Download a third-party application designed to manage passwords and passkeys on macOS. D. Send an email to Apple Support requesting access to your saved passwords and passkeys.

A. Open System Settings, go to Passwords, authenticate, and then select a site to show details, delete, or edit the password.

What steps should you take if you cannot find a saved password or passkey on your Mac? A. Restart your Mac and try to remember the password without any digital assistance. B. Check the Recently Deleted section in the Passwords settings and ensure iCloud Keychain is enabled. C. Contact the website or service directly to reset your password. D. Reinstall macOS to recover all previously saved passwords and passkeys.

B. Check the Recently Deleted section in the Passwords settings and ensure iCloud Keychain is enabled.

What criteria does iOS, iPadOS, and macOS use to mark passwords as weak? A. Passwords that are too long and complex to remember without assistance. B. Passwords using personal information like birthdates or names. C. Passwords that are easily guessed, such as common words, character substitutions, keyboard patterns, or repeated sequences. D. Passwords created more than a year ago, regardless of their complexity.

C. Passwords that are easily guessed, such as common words, character substitutions, keyboard patterns, or repeated sequences.

How can users upgrade their account security for password-based accounts in iOS and iPadOS? A. By manually changing their passwords to something more complex at regular intervals. B. Through Account Authentication Modification Extensions, allowing upgrades to Sign in with Apple or an automatic strong password. C. By enabling two-factor authentication for all apps, which overrides the need for strong passwords. D. By using a third-party app to manage and automatically update all saved passwords.

B. Through Account Authentication Modification Extensions, allowing upgrades to Sign in with Apple or an automatic strong password.

Why might a previously trusted Mac app ask for keychain access again? A. The app has been updated or the system software has changed. B. The app is damaged or infected with a virus. C. Keychain Access settings have been reset. D. User permissions have changed.

A. The app has been updated or the system software has changed.

What should you do if a trusted app asks for keychain access and you have not updated any software recently? A. Grant access immediately to ensure app functionality. B. Ignore the request and continue using the app. C. Click Don’t Change and check the software for malware. D. Uninstall and reinstall the app.

C. Click Don’t Change and check the software for malware.

What should you do if a Mac app you've previously trusted asks for keychain access again? A. Reauthorize it without verification. B. Click Don’t Change and check for malware if you haven’t updated software recently. C. Always grant access automatically to avoid interruptions. D. Delete the app and reinstall it from the App Store.

B. Click Don’t Change and check for malware if you haven’t updated software recently.

How can certificates be distributed to Apple devices using MDM payloads? A. Only through physical device handling and manual setup. B. By using payloads like Active Directory Certificate, ACME, SCEP, and PKCS #12 identity certificate. C. Through email attachments exclusively. D. By user request and manual download from a web portal.

B. By using payloads like Active Directory Certificate, ACME, SCEP, and PKCS #12 identity certificate.

What should you check first if Face ID isn't working on your iPhone or iPad Pro? A. Ensure no smudge, case, or screen protector is covering the TrueDepth camera. B. Immediately reset Face ID in settings. C. Contact Apple Support for a hardware check. D. Replace the device if Face ID fails to work after one attempt.

A. Ensure no smudge, case, or screen protector is covering the TrueDepth camera.

If Face ID continues to fail after ensuring the TrueDepth camera is unobstructed, what is the next best step? A. Jailbreak the device to modify Face ID settings. B. Add an alternative appearance in Face ID settings. C. Keep the device in landscape orientation and try again. D. Use a strong light source directly on your face to improve recognition.

B. Add an alternative appearance in Face ID settings.

When is a passcode or password always required, even if Face ID or Touch ID is set up? A. When using the device in low light conditions. B. When updating the software or changing passcode settings. C. After every ten successful Face ID or Touch ID unlocks. D. When connecting the device to a computer.

B. When updating the software or changing passcode settings.

Under which condition will Face ID on an iPhone require the passcode after a successful biometric unlock? A. Immediately after every successful unlock with Face ID. B. If the device hasn’t been unlocked with a passcode in 6.5 days and no biometric unlock in 4 hours. C. After every successful Face ID unlock, regardless of the time. D. Only if Face ID fails to recognize the user more than three times consecutively.

B. If the device hasn’t been unlocked with a passcode in 6.5 days and no biometric unlock in 4 hours.

What are the requirements for using the Kerberos Single Sign-on extension on Apple devices? A. Any Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection, no specific Active Directory domain required. B. Devices managed with an MDM solution and access to the network where the Active Directory domain is hosted. C. Only a local account on the device, no need for network connectivity. D. Azure Active Directory and Windows Server 2012 or later.

B. Devices managed with an MDM solution and access to the network where the Active Directory domain is hosted.

Which of the following features is included in the Kerberos Single Sign-on extension for macOS? A. Automatic sign-in with no user interaction required. B. Proactive acquisition of a Kerberos TGT upon any network change. C. Use of Azure Active Directory for authentication. D. Support for password sync only with mobile accounts.

B. Proactive acquisition of a Kerberos TGT upon any network change.

How can you quickly navigate to a specific folder on a Mac using the Go menu? A. Open System Preferences and search for the folder B. Use Spotlight to search for the folder name C. In the Finder, choose the Go menu and select a listed folder or use Go to Folder to enter the pathname D. Right-click on the desktop and select the folder from the context menu

C. In the Finder, choose the Go menu and select a listed folder or use Go to Folder to enter the pathname

What should you do if a Mac app previously trusted asks again for keychain access and you haven't updated any software recently? A. Grant access again without any checks B. Click Don’t Change and check the software for malware C. Delete the app immediately D. Ignore the request and continue working

B. Click Don’t Change and check the software for malware

How can you hide a user account in the macOS login window? A. Log in with an administrator account and use the Terminal command sudo dscl . create /Users/hiddenuser IsHidden 1, replacing "hiddenuser" with the user's short name. B. Use the System Preferences to navigate to Users & Groups, then right-click on the user and select "Hide". C. In Finder, open the user's home folder and select "Hide" from the File menu. D. Access the user's account settings in Mail and select "Hide this account".

A. Log in with an administrator account and use the Terminal command sudo dscl . create /Users/hiddenuser IsHidden 1, replacing "hiddenuser" with the user's short name.

What should you do if a hidden user still appears at the login window due to FileVault being enabled? A. Restart the Mac in Recovery Mode and disable FileVault. B. Use the Terminal command sudo dscl . create /Users/hiddenuser IsHidden 0 to make the user visible and then hide again. C. There is no way to hide users when FileVault is enabled; the setting must be disabled. D. Use the Terminal command sudo dscl . delete /Users/hiddenuser IsHidden to remove the hidden attribute.

B. Use the Terminal command sudo dscl . create /Users/hiddenuser IsHidden 0 to make the user visible and then hide again.

How can a local administrator account be configured on Mac computers using MDM during Automated Device Enrollment? A. By manually creating the account on each Mac after enrollment. B. Through Apple School Manager, Apple Business Manager, or Apple Business Essentials, where the user creates the account during the macOS Setup Assistant. C. By setting up the account directly in the macOS System Preferences without MDM. D. Through a direct command issued from the Mac's Terminal application.

B. Through Apple School Manager, Apple Business Manager, or Apple Business Essentials, where the user creates the account during the macOS Setup Assistant.

What happens if you set up a managed administrator account on a Mac using MDM? A. The managed administrator account is visible to all users and cannot be hidden. B. The password for the managed administrator account cannot be changed remotely using MDM. C. The managed administrator account can be hidden in the Users & Groups pane to prevent interference from users. D. The managed administrator account automatically disables all standard accounts on the Mac.

C. The managed administrator account can be hidden in the Users & Groups pane to prevent interference from users.

How can you add a user account on a Mac? A. Go to System Settings, select Users & Groups, and click the Add User button. B. Open the Terminal app and enter a command to create a new user. C. Download and run a user account creation tool from the App Store. D. You cannot add a user account; it must be done by Apple support.

A. Go to System Settings, select Users & Groups, and click the Add User button.

What types of user accounts can you create on a Mac? A. Administrator, Standard, and Sharing Only. B. Guest, Root, and Network. C. Primary, Secondary, and External. D. Temporary, Permanent, and Hidden.

A. Administrator, Standard, and Sharing Only.

What are the available apps in macOS Recovery for a Mac with Apple silicon? A. Disk Utility, Terminal, and Safari. B. Mail, Contacts, and Calendar. C. Photos, Music, and App Store. D. Maps, Messages, and FaceTime.

A. Disk Utility, Terminal, and Safari.

How do you start a Mac with Apple silicon in macOS Recovery? A. Restart the Mac and press Command + R when it starts up B. Shut down the Mac, then press and hold the power button until the recovery options appear C. Log out of your account and select the recovery option from the login screen D. Open System Preferences, click on Startup Disk, and choose the recovery partition

B. Shut down the Mac, then press and hold the power button until the recovery options appear

How can you check the storage space on a Mac running macOS Ventura or later? A. Apple menu > System Preferences > Storage B. Apple menu > System Settings > General > Storage C. Apple menu > About This Mac > Storage D. Apple menu > System Information > Storage

B. Apple menu > System Settings > General > Storage

What can you do to free up storage space on your Mac? A. Optimise storage with iCloud B. Increase your Mac's RAM C. Download more files to your Mac D. Install more applications

A. Optimise storage with iCloud

To check storage on your iPhone or iPad, you should navigate to: A. Settings > iCloud > Storage B. Settings > General > About C. Settings > General > [Device] Storage D. Settings > Control Center > Customize Controls

C. Settings > General > [Device] Storage

What actions can iOS and iPadOS automatically take to free up storage space? A. Increase cloud storage limit B. Delete unused apps and their data C. Expand the device's internal memory D. Transfer files to a connected computer

B. Delete unused apps and their data

To manage storage for photos and videos on an iPhone or iPad, which feature should be enabled? A. iCloud Backup B. iCloud Photos C. Optimize Storage D. Photo Stream

B. iCloud Photos

What happens when you enable "Optimise iPhone Storage" in the iCloud Photos settings? A. It deletes all photos and videos from the device. B. It stores full-resolution photos and videos only in iCloud and keeps smaller versions on the device. C. It transfers all photos and videos to iCloud and leaves no copies on the device. D. It compresses photos and videos on the device to save space without using iCloud.

B. It stores full-resolution photos and videos only in iCloud and keeps smaller versions on the device

What does each Safari profile have separate versions of? A. iCloud accounts B. System Preferences C. History, cookies, website data, extensions, Tab Groups, and favourites D. Apple ID settings

C. History, cookies, website data, extensions, Tab Groups, and favourites

How can you switch between Safari profiles on a Mac? A. Use the Dock to select different Safari profiles B. Click the profile button in the Safari toolbar, then choose the desired profile C. Restart Safari and select the profile at launch D. Change profiles from the Safari menu in the top menu bar

B. Click the profile button in the Safari toolbar, then choose the desired profile

Where do you go to control which apps have access to your calendars on a Mac? A. Apple menu > App Store > Preferences B. Apple menu > System Settings > Privacy & Security C. Finder > Applications > Calendar > Preferences D. Apple menu > System Preferences > Date & Time

B. Apple menu > System Settings > Privacy & Security

What can you configure for an app that has access to your calendars on a Mac? A. Time zone settings only B. Notification preferences only C. Full access to calendars or only allow adding events D. Color scheme of calendar events

C. Full access to calendars or only allow adding events

How do you control which third-party apps have access to information in other apps on an iPhone? A. Settings > General > Restrictions B. Settings > Privacy & Security > App Permissions C. Settings > Privacy & Security > Select a category D. Settings > Apps > Configure Permissions

C. Settings > Privacy & Security > Select a category

Where can you review how apps are using the permissions you granted them on an iPhone? A. Settings > General > App Privacy Report B. Settings > Privacy & Security > App Privacy Report C. Settings > Accounts & Passwords > App Permissions D. Settings > Screen Time > App Privacy Report

B. Settings > Privacy & Security > App Privacy Report

How can you edit property lists in macOS using the Terminal? A. Use the plist command with the file path B. Use the defaults command with the appropriate domain and key C. Open the plist file directly in Terminal with the open command D. Use the sudo command to edit the plist file

B. Use the defaults command with the appropriate domain and key

What should you do after editing a plist file using the defaults command to apply the changes? A. Reboot the Mac B. Use the sudo command to refresh the settings C. Restart the app or process associated with the plist D. Save the plist file in Terminal using the save command

C. Restart the app or process associated with the plist

Which Wi-Fi security standard offers 256-bit AES encryption and is supported on newer Apple devices? A. WPA2 Personal B. WPA3 Personal C. WPA2 Enterprise D. WPA3 Enterprise 192-bit security

D. WPA3 Enterprise 192-bit security

What does Protected Management Frame (PMF) service, as defined in 802.11w, provide on Apple devices? A. Increased Wi-Fi range and signal strength B. Protection for unicast and multicast management frames C. Faster data transfer speeds over Wi-Fi D. Automatic connection to the nearest Wi-Fi network

B. Protection for unicast and multicast management frames

For the best security on Wi-Fi networks, which setting is recommended? A. WPA2 Personal B. WEP Open C. WPA3 Personal D. WPA Personal

C. WPA3 Personal

Which feature should be enabled on Wi-Fi routers to prioritize network traffic for applications like video and voice? A. NAT B. DHCP C. WMM D. MAC address filtering

C. WMM

What is the purpose of using the revive process on a Mac with Apple silicon? A. To update the macOS to the latest version B. To update the firmware and recoveryOS without changing user data C. To erase all data on the internal storage D. To install new hardware components

B. To update the firmware and recoveryOS without changing user data

When should you choose to restore a Mac with Apple silicon using Apple Configurator? A. When the Mac starts normally B. When reviving the firmware is successful C. When you cannot start the Mac from the startup volume or the recoveryOS D. After every macOS update

C. When you cannot start the Mac from the startup volume or the recoveryOS

What factors do macOS Ventura, iOS, and iPadOS consider when deciding which wireless network to auto-join? A. Network type and data usage limits B. Network name length and alphabetical order C. Preferred network, network type (private or public), and configuration method D. Password strength and user preferences

C. Preferred network, network type (private or public), and configuration method

How does iOS and iPadOS prioritize Wi-Fi networks after a device restart? A. Auto-joins the strongest signal network immediately B. Waits until the device is unlocked to access Wi-Fi credentials and then auto-joins C. Connects to the last used network before the restart D. Requires manual selection of a network every time

B. Waits until the device is unlocked to access Wi-Fi credentials and then auto-joins

What is the purpose of using configuration profiles on Mac computers? A. To install new software applications B. To standardise settings such as Mail account, Wi-Fi, and VPN settings C. To monitor user activity and generate reports D. To enhance the graphical interface of the operating system

B. To standardise settings such as Mail account, Wi-Fi, and VPN settings

How can a configuration profile be installed on a Mac? A. By copying it to the Applications folder B. Through the System Settings under Privacy and Security, then Profiles C. By dragging it to the Dock D. Through Terminal commands

B. Through the System Settings under Privacy and Security, then Profiles

What are configuration profiles used for on an iPad? A. To increase the screen brightness B. To define settings for networks or accounts, particularly in corporate or school environments C. To install new game applications D. To change the iPad's language settings

B. To define settings for networks or accounts, particularly in corporate or school environments

How can you manage configuration profiles on an iPad? A. Through Settings > General > VPN & Device Management B. By shaking the iPad C. Using the App Store D. Through iCloud only

A. Through Settings > General > VPN & Device Management

Where do you enter VPN settings on a Mac? A. In the Mail app B. In System Settings under Network C. Directly on the Safari browser D. In the Messages app

B. In System Settings under Network

What must you choose in System Settings to add a VPN configuration on a Mac? A. Click the Action pop-up menu and choose Add VPN Configuration B. Click the "Add New" button on the main menu C. Double-click the desktop background D. Go to System Preferences and select "Add New Device"

A. Click the Action pop-up menu and choose Add VPN Configuration

What can you do in macOS with the network location feature? A. Automatically connect to the fastest network B. Switch between different sets of network settings C. Increase the network speed D. Monitor network traffic in real-time

B. Switch between different sets of network settings

How do you add a new network location in macOS Ventura or later? A. Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Network and select Edit Locations B. Choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click Network and select Locations > Edit Locations C. Directly modify the network configuration file in Terminal D. Download a network location configuration from the Internet

B. Choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click Network and select Locations > Edit Locations

Why do iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch use a private Wi-Fi address for each network? A. To increase internet speed B. To improve privacy by preventing user tracking across different Wi-Fi networks C. To save battery life D. To strengthen the Wi-Fi signal

B. To improve privacy by preventing user tracking across different Wi-Fi networks

What should you do if a Wi-Fi network does not allow your device to join because of the private Wi-Fi address feature? A. Change the Wi-Fi router settings B. Turn off the private Wi-Fi address for that network on your device C. Update the device's operating system D. Contact Apple Support for a resolution

B. Turn off the private Wi-Fi address for that network on your device

What is the recommended target for the number of service set identifiers (SSIDs) in an organization to ensure sufficient airtime for data? A. At least five SSIDs B. Three or fewer SSIDs C. Ten or more SSIDs D. As many as needed for different user groups

B. Three or fewer SSIDs

Why is using hidden SSIDs not recommended for Wi-Fi networks with Apple devices? A. They provide extra security by concealing the network name. B. They often delay network association time and hinder roaming performance. C. They are incompatible with Apple devices. D. They increase the network speed.

B. They often delay network association time and hinder roaming performance.

What should you check first if Personal Hotspot is not working on your iPhone or iPad? A. Restart the device providing Personal Hotspot. B. Update to the latest version of iOS or iPadOS. C. Ensure Personal Hotspot is turned on in Settings. D. Reset Network Settings on the device providing Personal Hotspot.

C. Ensure Personal Hotspot is turned on in Settings.

How can you improve the compatibility of Personal Hotspot on newer iPhone or iPad models? A. Turn off Wi-Fi on the connected devices. B. Change the Wi-Fi password for Personal Hotspot. C. Update the carrier settings on your iPhone or iPad. D. Turn on Maximise Compatibility.

D. Turn on Maximise Compatibility.

What is an eSIM on iPhone? A. A physical SIM card you insert into your iPhone B. A digital SIM that allows you to activate a mobile plan without a physical SIM C. A special app for managing your iPhone's network settings

B. A digital SIM that allows you to activate a mobile plan without a physical SIM

How can you set up an eSIM on your iPhone? A. By inserting a physical SIM card into the iPhone B. By following the onscreen instructions when setting up your iPhone or through Settings C. By calling your network provider to activate it over the phone

B. By following the onscreen instructions when setting up your iPhone or through Settings

What is required to set up an eSIM on an iPhone according to the iOS 17 user guide? A. A special SIM eject tool B. An iPhone XS or later and a supporting network provider C. A physical SIM card only D. macOS Ventura or later

B. An iPhone XS or later and a supporting network provider

How can you transfer your phone number to a new iPhone using eSIM Quick Transfer? A. By manually entering the phone number on the new iPhone B. By using a physical SIM card C. By following on-screen instructions on the new iPhone, with both devices having iOS 16 or later D. By connecting both iPhones to a Mac with iTunes

C. By following on-screen instructions on the new iPhone, with both devices having iOS 16 or later

What must you do to view log messages in the Console app on a Mac, as described in the macOS Sonoma 14 user guide? A. Open System Preferences and navigate to Security & Privacy B. Select the device in the Devices list and click Start C. Restart the Mac in Safe Mode D. Install the latest macOS updates

B. Select the device in the Devices list and click Start

How can you view all details of a log message in the Console app on Mac? A. Double-click on the log message B. Click Details in the log message details in the lower half of the Console window C. Drag the log message to the desktop D. Right-click on the log message and select "Open in New Window"

B. Click Details in the log message details in the lower half of the Console window

How can you view a specific type of report in the Console app on macOS Sonoma 14? A. Open the Terminal app and enter a command to generate the report. B. Go to System Preferences and navigate to the Reports section. C. In the Console app, select a report category under Reports in the sidebar, then select a report. D. Download the report from the internet and open it with the Console app.

C. In the Console app, select a report category under Reports in the sidebar, then select a report.

What action can you perform on a report in the Console app on macOS Sonoma 14? A. Encrypt the report for secure emailing. B. Move the report to the Trash. C. Upload the report directly to social media. D. Convert the report into an audio file for playback.

B. Move the report to the Trash.

Which of the following scenarios may lead to Disk Utility being unable to repair a Mac disk? A. Insufficient disk space for repair operations. B. File system corruption due to sudden power loss. C. Outdated macOS version causing compatibility issues. D. Physical damage to the disk platters.

D. Physical damage to the disk platters.

What step should be taken if Disk Utility fails to detect a Mac disk during repair attempts? A. Reboot the Mac and try again. B. Disconnect all external devices and reconnect them. C. Boot into Safe Mode and retry Disk Utility. D. Seek assistance from Apple Support for hardware servicing.

D. Seek assistance from Apple Support for hardware servicing.

What step should be taken if Disk Utility reports that the disk appears to be about to fail? A. Run First Aid on each volume and container on the storage device. B. Back up your data and replace the disk. C. Ignore the warning and continue using the disk. D. Reformat the disk and reinstall macOS.

B. Back up your data and replace the disk.

What does Disk Utility do if it reports "overlapped extent allocation" errors? A. Deletes the affected files automatically. B. Creates aliases for the affected files. C. Puts the affected files in a DamagedFiles folder. D. Attempts to repair the affected files.

C. Puts the affected files in a DamagedFiles folder.

What type of technology do iPhone batteries use? A. Nickel-metal hydride B. Lithium-ion C. Alkaline D. Lead-acid

B. Lithium-ion

What does the term "battery lifespan" refer to? A. The amount of time a battery lasts until it needs to be replaced B. The amount of time a device runs before needing to be recharged C. The number of charge cycles a battery can undergo D. The capacity of the battery when it was new

A. The amount of time a battery lasts until it needs to be replaced

What feature, introduced with iOS 9, is designed to extend the battery life of an iPhone? A. Auto-Brightness B. Low Power Mode C. Optimized Battery Charging D. Background App Refresh

B. Low Power Mode

What temperature range is considered the ideal comfort zone for iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Apple Watch? A. 0°C to 10°C B. 16°C to 22°C C. 50°F to 95°F D. 95°F to 113°F

C. 50°F to 95°F

What action should you take if your iPad won't charge? A. Use a different USB port that supports USB 2 or later. B. Ensure your iPad is exposed to extreme temperatures. C. Try using a different power adapter or charging cable. D. Restart your iPad by pressing the volume and power buttons simultaneously.

C. Try using a different power adapter or charging cable.

What should you do if your iPad has a Home button and won't charge? A. Use a different USB port that supports USB 2 or later. B. Force-restart your iPad by pressing the volume and power buttons simultaneously. C. Ensure your iPad is exposed to extreme temperatures. D. Contact Apple Support immediately.

B. Force-restart your iPad by pressing the volume and power buttons simultaneously.

How can you change the name of your Mac? A. Clicking the Name field, then typing a computer name. B. Checking your service and support coverage and getting help with your Mac. C. Clicking the macOS version number. D. Choose Apple menu > System Settings > General > About, then click the "Name" field and type a new name.

D. Choose Apple menu > System Settings > General > About, then click the "Name" field and type a new name.

Which option allows you to display warranty and coverage information for your Mac? A. Clicking the Name field, then typing a computer name. B. Choosing Apple menu > System Settings > General > About, then clicking the macOS version number. C. Choosing Apple menu > System Settings > General > About, then clicking the "Details..." button. D. Clicking the System Report button.

C. Choosing Apple menu > System Settings > General > About, then clicking the "Details..." button.

When connecting new USB or Thunderbolt devices to a Mac with Apple silicon, what options do you have regarding approval? A. Allow, which permits both power and data transmission, or Don’t Allow, which only allows charging. B. Allow, which permits only power transmission, or Don’t Allow, which blocks all connections. C. Always Allow, which permits both power and data transmission without manual approval, or Manual Allow, which requires manual approval for each connection. D. Allow, which permits both power and data transmission, or Block, which blocks all connections.

A. Allow, which permits both power and data transmission, or Don’t Allow, which only allows charging.

How can you change the setting for allowing accessories to connect to your Mac automatically? A. Go to Apple menu > System Settings > General, then select the desired option from the dropdown menu. B. Navigate to Apple menu > System Settings > Privacy & Security, then adjust the setting next to “Allow accessories to connect”. C. Choose Apple menu > System Preferences > Accessibility, then toggle the setting for accessory connection. D. Open Apple menu > System Preferences > Bluetooth, then modify the settings for accessory connection preferences.

B. Navigate to Apple menu > System Settings > Privacy & Security, then adjust the setting next to “Allow accessories to connect”.

What temperature range is recommended for optimal functioning of Mac laptops? A. 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F) B. 10°C to 35°C (50°F to 95°F) C. 15°C to 40°C (59°F to 104°F) D. 20°C to 45°C (68°F to 113°F)

B. 10°C to 35°C (50°F to 95°F)

What is one possible solution if your Mac laptop doesn't charge even when connected to a power source? A. Check the port for cleanliness and debris, then use a different cable. B. Immediately disassemble the laptop to inspect the battery. C. Keep the laptop plugged in for 5 minutes and then try again. D. Ignore the issue as it may resolve on its own.

A. Check the port for cleanliness and debris, then use a different cable.

What type of system extension may trigger an alert on your Mac, indicating it needs to be updated or may be incompatible with future versions of macOS? A. Legacy system extensions B. Modern system extensions C. Third-party system extensions D. Security system extensions

A. Legacy system extensions

What utility must be used on a Mac with Apple silicon to set the security policy to Reduced Security and allow user management of kernel extensions from identified developers? A. Security & Privacy preferences B. Startup Security Utility C. System Preferences D. System Information

B. Startup Security Utility

What is one of the two ways mentioned in the guide to distribute proprietary in-house apps for Mac? A. Using a Mac App Store account B. Using a website C. Using iCloud Drive D. Using a third-party software distribution platform

B. Using a website

What is the preferred command to use in MDM for distributing apps because it supports sha256 and certificate pinning? A. InstallApplication B. InstallCustomApplication C. InstallEnterpriseApplication D. InstallProprietaryApplication

C. InstallEnterpriseApplication

What is System Integrity Protection (SIP) designed to prevent? A. Unauthorized access to user data B. Unauthorized modification of protected files and folders C. Unauthorized installation of new applications D. Unauthorized access to network resources

B. Unauthorized modification of protected files and folders

Which of the following paths are protected by System Integrity Protection? A. /Users B. /Applications C. /Volumes D. /Network

B. /Applications

What are the three layers of defence in protecting against malware in macOS? A. Prevent launch or execution, block malware from running, and remediate executed malware B. App Store, Gatekeeper, and Notarisation C. InstallApplication, Notarisation, and XProtect D. Developer ID certificates, Notarisation revocation tickets, and XProtect signatures

A. Prevent launch or execution, block malware from running, and remediate executed malware

What is the purpose of Notarisation in macOS security? A. To provide a cloud-based file storage service B. To monitor system integrity in real-time C. To scan and issue tickets for apps distributed outside the App Store D. To encrypt user data stored on the hard drive

C. To scan and issue tickets for apps distributed outside the App Store

What is XProtect in macOS and what is its primary function? A. A file encryption tool for user data protection B. A built-in antivirus technology for signature-based detection and removal of malware C. A cloud-based malware scanning service D. A network firewall for blocking malicious traffic

B. A built-in antivirus technology for signature-based detection and removal of malware

Question: How often does macOS check for updates to XProtect security definitions by default? A. Hourly B. Weekly C. Monthly D. Daily

D. Daily

What steps does Apple take when new malware is discovered in macOS? A. Issue automatic XProtect updates only B. Revoke Developer ID certificates, issue Notarisation revocation tickets, and develop and release XProtect signatures C. Notify users to manually update their security settings D. Ignore the malware and rely on users to take action

B. Revoke Developer ID certificates, issue Notarisation revocation tickets, and develop and release XProtect signatures

What is Gatekeeper in macOS and what is its primary function? A. A network firewall for blocking incoming connections B. A malware scanning service provided by Apple C. A security technology designed to ensure only trusted software runs on a user’s Mac D. A file encryption tool for protecting user data

C. A security technology designed to ensure only trusted software runs on a user’s Mac

What does runtime protection in macOS primarily shield from a user’s app space? A. System files, resources, and the kernel B. Data stored by other apps C. Internet connections made by apps D. Hardware components of the Mac

A. System files, resources, and the kernel

How does Gatekeeper protect against the distribution of malicious plug-ins with benign apps? A. By scanning the content of plug-ins before allowing them to load B. By blocking all plug-ins from being loaded alongside apps C. By opening apps from randomised, read-only locations to prevent automatic loading of plug-ins D. By requiring user authentication before plug-ins can be loaded

C. By opening apps from randomised, read-only locations to prevent automatic loading of plug-ins

What options do users have regarding Gatekeeper policies in macOS? A. Users can only allow software installed from the App Store B. Users cannot override Gatekeeper policies C. Users can override Gatekeeper policies to open any software unless restricted by a mobile device management (MDM) solution D. Gatekeeper policies cannot be modified by users

C. Users can override Gatekeeper policies to open any software unless restricted by a mobile device management (MDM) solution

What is Lockdown Mode and who is it primarily designed for? A. An optional feature designed for enhanced device performance B. A standard security feature for all Apple devices C. An extreme protection designed for individuals targeted by highly sophisticated digital threats D. A mode for restricting device usage for children

C. An extreme protection designed for individuals targeted by highly sophisticated digital threats

What changes occur to Messages when Lockdown Mode is enabled? A. All messages are blocked B. Only plain text messages are allowed C. Certain message attachment types are blocked, and some features like links and link previews are unavailable D. All message attachment types are allowed without restrictions

C. Certain message attachment types are blocked, and some features like links and link previews are unavailable

How can Lockdown Mode be enabled on an iPhone or iPad? A. By toggling the Lockdown Mode switch in the Control Center B. Through a settings option in the Accessibility menu C. By updating the device to the latest software version D. By navigating to Settings > Privacy & Security > Lockdown Mode and toggling the switch

D. By navigating to Settings > Privacy & Security > Lockdown Mode and toggling the switch

How can a website be excluded from Lockdown Mode on a Mac? A. By deleting the app from the device B. By disabling Lockdown Mode entirely C. By adjusting settings in the Safari menu D. By reinstalling the macOS operating system

C. By adjusting settings in the Safari menu

How can you turn on screen sharing on your Mac? A. Open the Sharing menu in System Preferences, then select Screen Sharing and enter a password B. Go to the General settings in System Preferences, then click Sharing, and toggle on Screen Sharing C. Navigate to the Apple menu, choose System Preferences, select Sharing, and enable Remote Management D. Access the Apple Remote Desktop app and enable screen sharing from there

B. Go to the General settings in System Preferences, then click Sharing, and toggle on Screen Sharing

How can you specify who can share your computer's screen when screen sharing is enabled? A. By configuring settings in the Apple Remote Desktop app B. By selecting users from the Users & Groups section in System Preferences C. By adding users to the Remote Management list in Sharing preferences D. By adjusting permissions in the Sharing section of System Preferences and selecting "Only these users"

D. By adjusting permissions in the Sharing section of System Preferences and selecting "Only these users"

How can you disable screen sharing on your Mac? A. Turn off Remote Management in the Sharing preferences B. Navigate to the Remote Desktop app and toggle off screen sharing C. Go to the General settings in System Preferences, click Sharing, and turn off Screen Sharing D. Access the Screen Sharing menu from the Apple menu and select "Turn Off"

C. Go to the General settings in System Preferences, click Sharing, and turn off Screen Sharing

How can you turn on VoiceOver on an iPad? A. Navigate to the Accessibility section in Settings, select VoiceOver, and toggle the setting on or off B. Use Siri and say "Enable VoiceOver" or "Disable VoiceOver" C. Swipe down from the top-right corner of the screen to access Control Center and tap the VoiceOver icon D. All of the above

D. All of the above

How can you practice VoiceOver gestures on an iPad without affecting its settings? A. Navigate to Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver, then turn on VoiceOver and tap VoiceOver Practice B. Use Control Center to access VoiceOver Practice mode C. Ask Siri to activate VoiceOver Practice mode D. VoiceOver gestures cannot be practiced without affecting iPad settings

A. Navigate to Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver, then turn on VoiceOver and tap VoiceOver Practice

How can you control VoiceOver using Siri on an iPad? A. By saying "Hey Siri, turn on VoiceOver" B. By using specific VoiceOver commands like "Read the screen" or "Swipe left" C. Siri cannot control VoiceOver on an iPad D. By saying "Hey Siri, open VoiceOver settings"

A. By saying "Hey Siri, turn on VoiceOver"

How can you prevent users from configuring initial settings for supervised Apple devices? A. By using mobile device management (MDM) and enrolling devices in Apple School Manager, Apple Business Manager, or Apple Business Essentials B. By removing specific Setup Assistant panes manually from each device C. By restricting access to the Settings app on each device individually D. By disabling Setup Assistant entirely in the device settings

A. By using mobile device management (MDM) and enrolling devices in Apple School Manager, Apple Business Manager, or Apple Business Essentials

What is required for Setup Assistant to proceed with future activations on a Mac running macOS 13 or later? A. An active Wi-Fi connection B. The device must remain connected to the organization's network C. A network connection during the initial setup D. The presence of an Apple T2 Security Chip

C. A network connection during the initial setup

In macOS 14, what action no longer relaunches Setup Assistant if a local user already exists on the Mac? A. Removing the AppleSetupDone file B. Restarting the Mac in Recovery Mode C. Resetting network settings D. Clearing browser cache and cookies

A. Removing the AppleSetupDone file

What feature on iPhone allows you to adjust audio for different contexts or turn speech into text? A. Vision B. Mobility C. Hearing D. Speech

C. Hearing

What options are available for navigating your iPhone hands-free or using alternative input methods? A. Adjusting audio settings B. Connecting a switch or mouse C. Changing screen colors D. Enabling VoiceOver

B. Connecting a switch or mouse

What is a convenient way to start using accessibility features on iPhone? A. Using Control Center B. Asking Siri to enable or disable features C. Accessing Accessibility Shortcut D. Checking settings in the iPhone User Guide

B. Asking Siri to enable or disable features

How would you use the codesign command line tool to retrieve the bundle attribute for a signed macOS application named "MyApp.app"? A. codesign -vvv --display MyApp.app B. codesign --verify --display MyApp.app C. codesign -d --display MyApp.app D. codesign -d -r- MyApp.app

D. codesign -d -r- MyApp.app

What does the tccutil reset All command do in Terminal? A. Resets privacy settings for a specific application. B. Resets privacy settings for all applications on your Mac. C. Removes an application from the list of allowed applications in the Privacy section. D. Deletes all applications from the Privacy & Security settings.

B. Resets privacy settings for all applications on your Mac.

How do you remove an application’s access to the camera in the Privacy section of Privacy & Security settings? A. Click the application from the list in Camera settings and click the minus button. B. Turn off the application from the Camera settings list. C. Click the application and click Disable Camera Access. D. Enter an administrator account password, then delete the application from Camera settings.

B. Turn off the application from the Camera settings list.

Which option in System Settings do you use to turn on FileVault on a Mac? A. Privacy & Security B. General > Storage C. Apple ID D. Users & Groups

A. Privacy & Security

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