Going head-to-head with FBI will remind you that the device is being monitored.
No one likes to be monitored. But even if you suspect that the company is tracking your iPhone, do you know how to verify it? In iOS 9.3, Apple will make this task easier. According to a user of the Reddit forum, the latest iOS 9.3 beta version will inform users that their iPhone is being monitored through a system notification.
When it detects that iPhone is being monitored, the system will display the message "this iPhone is being managed by your organization" on the lock screen. If you go to the "about native" page of the settings application, it will contain more details, such as telling you that iPhone managers can monitor your network traffic or track the location of your device.
It is worth noting that this feature only provides a warning and does not allow you to shut down company regulation or enhance privacy protection in any way. But it will indeed be a useful feature, because many employees may not know that employers will monitor their iPhone.
Speaking of enterprise capabilities, iOS 9.3 will also include a new feature that makes it easy to manage employee iPhone. After the arrival of the new version of the upgrade, IT administrators can pin any application anywhere on the iPhone home screen (issued by the company), and employees cannot delete or rearrange it in any way.
The enterprise management functions included in iOS 9.3 are not limited to this. Employers can also hide applications in employees' iPhone or prevent them from downloading specific applications from App Store to company devices.
