💡iMazing 3This guide is not yet complete or updated for iMazing 3. An update will be available soon. Supervision is a mobile device management technology which enables businesses and institutions to take full ownership over their iOS and iPadOS dev...
💡iMazing 3This guide is not yet complete or updated for iMazing 3. An update will be available soon. Introduction Before you begin Supervise your devices if needed Check if a device is supervised Import the supervising organization 'Supervised only...
💡iMazing 3This guide is not yet complete or updated for iMazing 3. An update will be available soon. General Remarks Configuration vs Automation Supervision Essentials User Data Validation The Blueprint Editor General Organization & Supervision...
iMazing's Device Settings section lets you adjust the following settings for the selected device: Backup Options Wi-Fi Connection Device Settings iMating Settings To access Device Settings, select a device from the iMazing Devices section on the home scree...
Access iMazing's Preferences window from the main menu bar: On macOS: iMazing > Preferences… On Windows: Edit > Preferences… Preferences are organized into these sections: General Devices Photos Media Storage Other Data Backup Library Network Int...
What is an iOS/iPadOS backup? What data is included in an iOS/iPadOS Backup? What is an iMazing backup? iMazing backup snapshots How to back up your device? How to configure backup options? How to enable backup encryption? How to change your backup locatio...
Introduction Local vs Remote Device Management iMazing Configurator vs Apple Configurator Supervision What Is Supervision? What Does Supervision Do? Supervised Pairing Restricted Pairing (Allow Pairing) How to Supervise an iOS or iPadOS Device? Backing Up,...
In this guide we will help you understand the various acronyms and terminology used in the Apple device management ecosystem. As some terminology is changing or has already been modified by Apple, you may find different generations of acronyms in the techn...
Background Your first backup with iMazing will always take the longest, sometimes up to 1-2 hours or more if you have a high capacity device full of data. Subsequent backups are incremental and will be completed in much less time, usually just minutes. iMa...