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Not to sound rude, but what the hell? All of the documentation for Apple Configurator 2 is specifically for MAC. Why would this question even come up? Purchase a newer / used Mac and download Apple Configurator 2. Apple Configurator 2. To sync a large number of iOS devices with the same.ipa files, use Apple Configurator 2. Developed by Apple, a lot of individuals download the app to format their iOS device’s home screen. Businesses and schools use it to configure iOS management profiles.

To get the latest version of Apple Configurator, check the Updates tab in the App Store on your Mac. Learn about the requirements to use Apple Configurator 2.14.

What's new in Apple Configurator 2.14

  • New restrictions for Unpaired External Boot to Recovery and Unlock with Apple Watch

The InstallAssistant.pkg is stored on Apple’s servers and contains the full “Install macOS Big Sur.app”. Once downloaded, all you need to do is install the pkg and the full installer of Big Sur will be in your applications folder. This change was made when Apple revised the full installer for Big Sur. To do so, you'll need the free Apple Configurator 2 app installed. Connect your iOS device to your M1 Mac. Run Apple Configurator 2, select your phone and click Add → Apps in the menu bar. 'Add' apps in Apple Configurator. If Apple Configurator isn't signed into your Apple ID, you'll need to click 'Sign in' and provide your credentials. Feb 04, 2014 It helps users and apple staff to have the common bugs in one spot. Errors so far since updating from Configuator 1.4.2 to 1.4.3 - failed to initialize mobilerestore global data - could not listen for usb devices - ipad not charging ( false alarm ) - unable to attach device to apple configurator - apple configuator quit unexpectedly.

What's new in Apple Configurator 2.13.3

  • Support for macOS Big Sur
  • Support for restoring macOS on Mac computers with Apple silicon
  • Web Clip: Configure Ignore Manifest Scope and Target Application Bundle Identifier
  • Bug fixes and performance improvements

What's new in Apple Configurator 2.13.1

  • Multiple locations for VPP assignments
  • Restrictions: Allow app clips
  • Notifications: Allow notification previews on lock screen
  • Exchange ActiveSync: Override previous password
  • WiFi: Disable MAC address randomization
  • Dark mode

What's new in Apple Configurator 2.12.1

This update adds support for restoring firmware on Mac Pro (2019).

For iOS:

  • VPN: Configure Provider Designated Requirement for Custom SSL connection type
  • VPN: Configure network options for Cisco, Juniper, Pulse, F5, SonicWall, Aruba, CheckPoint, and Custom SSL connection types
    • Send all traffic through VPN
    • Exclude local networks

What's new in Apple Configurator 2.11.1

This update addresses an issue accessing saved organizations, tags, and Blueprints.

What's new in Apple Configurator 2.11

What's new in Apple Configurator 2.10

For iOS

  • Wi-Fi: Configure WPA3 Personal security type
  • VPN IKEv2: Configure Enable Fallback setting to support Wi-Fi Assist
  • Exchange ActiveSync: Enable Mail, Calendar, Contacts, and Reminders individually for managed accounts
  • Configure new supervised-only restrictions: Allow Find My Device, allow Find My Friends, allow turning Wi-Fi off or on, allow external drive access in Files app
  • Configure app single sign-on payload
  • Skip Dark Mode and Welcome panes in Setup Assistant
  • Allow Continuous Path Keyboard

For tvOS

  • Wi-Fi: Configure WPA3 Personal security type
  • Allow DeviceSleep

What's new in Apple Configurator 2.9

  • Phone number, ICCID, and IMEI details of connected Dual SIM devices are now reported in the device detail pane and cfgutil
  • Skip New Features Highlights in Setup Assistant using Automator action
  • Configure new restrictions: Personal Hotspot modification (supervised only)
  • Configure Certificate Transparency payload

What's new in Apple Configurator 2.8.2

What's new in Apple Configurator 2.8.1

For iOS

New Restrictions payload settings

  • Allow proximity based password sharing requests (supervised devices only)
  • Allow password sharing (supervised devices only)
  • Allow password autofill (supervised devices only)
  • Force automatic date and time (supervised devices only)
  • Allow USB accessories while device is locked (supervised devices only)
  • Allow managed Contacts accounts to write to unmanaged accounts
  • Allow unmanaged Contacts accounts to read managed accounts
  • Allow modifying eSIM settings (supervised devices only)
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New Mail and Exchange payload settings

  • Allow a user to enable or disable S/MIME signing
  • Allow a user to modify the selection of the S/MIME signing certificate
  • Allow a user to enable or disable S/MIME encryption
  • Allow a user to modify the selection of the S/MIME encryption certificate

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New Exchange payload settings

  • Use OAuth for authentication

New Notifications payload settings

  • Allow grouped notifications
  • Specify whether an app is allowed to send critical alerts
  • Show in CarPlay

New Setup Assistant pane Device Enrollment skip options

  • iMessage & FaceTime, Screen Time, and Keep Your Device Up to Date
  • Allow software update installation for non-admin users
  • Add Cellular Plan

For tvOS

New Restrictions payload settings

  • Allow proximity based password sharing requests (supervised devices only)

What's new in Apple Configurator 2.7.1

  • Preparing supervised devices for management by Configurator now automatically allows USB accessory connections while device is locked
  • Configure new supervised-only restriction for iOS 11.4.1: Allow USB accessories while device is locked

What's new in Apple Configurator 2.7

  • Skip Setup Assistant panes in iOS 11.3 and tvOS 11.3
  • Configure new profile payloads and restrictions for iOS 11.3 including require Face ID authentication before AutoFill, configuring Managed Software Updates, CellularServices Service Exception, and require teacher consent before leaving teacher-created class
  • Configure new profile payloads and restrictions for tvOS 11.3 including restrict Remote connections from whitelisted iOS devices

What's new in Apple Configurator 2.6.1

  • Various bug fixes and improvements including the restoration of the ability to install configuration profiles on Apple TV (3rd generation)

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What's new in Apple Configurator 2.5

  • Provisionally add devices to Device Enrollment Program (DEP)
  • Skip Tap to Setup and Keyboard Chooser panes in iOS Setup Assistant
  • Skip Sign in to TV Provider pane in tvOS Setup Assistant
  • New profile payloads and restrictions for iOS including Restrict VPN Creation, AirPrint Security, DNS Proxy, and Managed class behavior on supervised student devices for Classroom
  • New tvOS payload for AirPlay Incoming Security
  • Support for configuring tvOS devices running tvOS 11 on the local network subnet

With the release of Apple's new M1 chipset Macs, it's possible to run iOS apps on your computer. There are a few ways to do this.

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The simplest is to run apps that have been officially designated for use on macOS by their authors. Where this is the case, they'll be available in the App Store on macOS as usual. However, it is possible to download and run any iOS app on your M1-powered Mac.

To do so, you'll need the free Apple Configurator 2 app installed.

  1. Connect your iOS device to your M1 Mac.

  2. Run Apple Configurator 2, select your phone and click Add → Apps in the menu bar.

  3. If Apple Configurator isn't signed into your Apple ID, you'll need to click 'Sign in' and provide your credentials.

  4. Search for the app you want to download, before hitting 'Add'. This has to be an app that is already installed your iPhone.

    If you want to choose an app that isn't currently on your phone, visit the App Store on your iOS device and hit 'Install' on the app in question before restarting this process.

  5. A progress dialog will show whilst the app is being downloaded. When it's done, a warning will pop up, saying that the app is already installed on the phone. Leave the warning message on the screen.

  6. Switch to Finder and hit ⌘ Cmd + ⇧ Shift + G to open the 'Go to folder' dialog, and paste this, before hitting ⏎ Enter:

    ~/Library/Group Containers/K36BKF7T3D.group.com.apple.configurator/Library/Caches/Assets/TemporaryItems/MobileApps

  7. Open the folders in the new window until you get to the IPA file. Double-click it to install it on your Mac, and it'll appear in your Applications folder.

  8. The iOS app won't run until you approve it to run on your system. Open Terminal on your Mac, and paste this command in, but don't hit the enter key:

    sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine

  9. Press the spacebar to add a space after that text, and then drag your app from the Applications folder onto the Terminal window. That'll add the app's path to the end of the line you pasted in.

  10. Hit the ⏎ Enter key and type your password before hitting ⏎ Enter again.

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That's it — you'll now be able to run your app from Applications like any other app.

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