@black3dynamite that will work. I'll report back on Monday when I get the user on the phone.

@JaredBusch said in Can all phones read QR codes natively?: You do not even take a picture, just put it in the camera sights. yeah - that is pretty cool...

@Curtis said in Bria Mobile iOS and FreePBX: I tried a few hours with Bira this morning... Just a couple minutes ago I downloaded Acrobits Groundwire by Acrobits, and it instantly worked... https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/acrobits-groundwire/id378503081 That listing clearly states it uses push. So how does that work?

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@Obsolesce - Yeah, thanks.

@dbeato said in Rocket.Chat: No notifications on new message: @dafyre said in Rocket.Chat: No notifications on new message: t installed or are you just using the browser I had the same problem before even with this settings but I recall @scottalanmiller saying it was fixed. Mine was fixed by the way.

@kelly - Yeah. I think Jamf have a 25-device minimum. I was looking at it for the 6 Macs we had. I don't know if it makes sense to do the iPhones MDM on it, since we also have Android devices that I need to manage. Hmm

Here is the current Mac Pro, the top of the line system: https://www.apple.com/mac-pro/specs/ Honestly, it's not impressive. This is not "power" hardware by any stretch. The price is high, but the gear in it is lackluster. They've not released a "power" product since 2013, what they released then was this which is pretty hampered, and they don't plan to update it until 2019 at the earliest. It's not hard at all to see how an ARM-based system might compete really, really well here. Apple's "power user" hardware isn't on par with power users from the rest of the industry as it stands today and their refresh cycles are absurd so that anyone in their "power users club" has to already feel totally abandoned under the current model of things.

Analysis is that the new Apple iPad is not enough to help Apple in the education market.

I just like apples, what can I say?

Dolphin does not see it. Nemo sees it,.. 100GB device.

@JaredBusch said in iTunes: Authorize previous Authorized computer: @gjacobse said in iTunes: Authorize previous Authorized computer: So - I am again being prompted to Authorize a computer that was authorized for iTunes - else may iOS apps will be deleted. Has anyone encountered this? You changed something. Because I have never once had to reauthorize a computer that was already authorized. Additionally, Apple does not "delete" anything. as it is all tied to your account. I changed something.. iTunes updated my iOS device to the latest version of the iOS - Yea, I know Apple doesn't delete anything - it's nice that they don't - but also quite annoying as I have apps (free) that I would like to erase from the history....

So much development on many fronts, great job guys.

@scottalanmiller said in iPhone 6 Plus dying... need new phone... suggestion?: @Son-of-Jor-El said in iPhone 6 Plus dying... need new phone... suggestion?: @stess said in iPhone 6 Plus dying... need new phone... suggestion?: Well.... after reading your comments... I will give iPhone another chance (also because Oneplus 3T is 3 weeks away). I believe Apple has 14 days refund policy or sometime so it doesn't hurt my wallet that much. If you have the $$$ go with the highest amount of memory you can afford. I switched from 16GB to 128GB. SO much better!! Totally agree!! I went all the way to 256GB. No more worrying about deleting songs, or pictures.

@Dashrender said in Android/iOS Antivirus Questions: @coliver said in Android/iOS Antivirus Questions: @MattSpeller said in Android/iOS Antivirus Questions: @coliver said in Android/iOS Antivirus Questions: @MattSpeller said in Android/iOS Antivirus Questions: @coliver said in Android/iOS Antivirus Questions: I'm not convinced it's necessary. Both iOS and Android have sandboxing features that prevent malicious code from running. Android, of course, lets the user run it anyway if they give that app permission. I think iOS has something similar but they have a pretty decent app store that prevents that type of thing, unlike Google. I am an Android guy by the way. I'm not convinced it's necessary either, but I believe I was infected and now I'm all paranoid. One security research firm (I don't remember the name I'll have to look) went through the Google App store and downloaded as much malicious stuff as possible. They found that unless the application is given permission, which means a user has to allow it, then it really can't do anything on the system. If the user allows it then, obviously, the malicious code was able to execute and do it's thing. That's exactly what creeps me out about Android - why does everything need permissions to stuff you wouldn't expect it to use. I fear the answer is "to slurp your data". Which is garbage. However the app won't run without it. Example: "Samsung Briefing" which is a news aggregator - asks for permission to save to disk, phone, etc etc The newest version of Android took a cue from iOS and now lets you be more judicial with app permissions. Haven't been able to play with it yet. in what way? I don't see a way to prevent, for example, Skype from using my camera but allowing it access to the network and microphone. Do you have Nougat? I could have sworn that was one of the selling points. Where you give permissions like that on an as needed basis. So you could very well prevent skype from accessing the camera but allow it to access the microphone. It may not work as expected but...

@Minion-Queen said in iPhone Turns On When Picked Up or Moved: It doesn't light up in my pocket but since my clothes rarely have pockets I am hanging on to my phone all the time, therein lies the issue for me. That's a big one. Anytime I move from room to room or shift around my desk, it would light up.

@bzeches said in IOS update on a 5S: @Reid-Cooper after the 4th try it took...will run with this and see if not to the apple store I go! Thanks for all the help! Good luck.

@Dashrender said in Update your iOS devices. This flaw is a doozy.: What is your driving feature(s)? Not what I have I want Windows 10 Mobile to be stable, supported, and have a thriving app ecosystem with all the major apps. And a pony. Now that that is out of the way, I like the consistency of iOS, but I don't like iOS. iOS X is light years better from a UX perspective imo than iOS 9 was, but there are still niggling little things that annoy me. And Apple irritates me on so many levels, and that irritation is only exacerbated by managing a network that is 95% Mac. I don't know Android well enough to know what I want there, but I dislike what Samsung has done with their bloat ware. I was looking at Nexus for my WP replacement, but Alphabet chose to kill that in favor of a flagship that is more aimed at a consumer, than creating a clean experience (I'm guessing, not having used a Pixel). OnePlus 3 looks promising. If I had to choose today it would probably be one of these.

@gjacobse said in How to turn off iOS Suggested Words: Recent updates to the iOS system have made a number of changes. One of which is you don't swipe down to turn off Suggested words when using the keyboard. How to turn off the QuickType keyboard on your iPhone or iPad Launch any app and pull up the keyboard. Tap and hold on the emoji icon in the bottom left of the keyboard. ... Swipe upwards and hover your finger over the Predictive toggle and release your finger. To enable QuickType again, just follow the same three steps.os I was not under the impression the swiping down on the handle was disabling it. Only hiding it.

Probably not... They also just released 10.1 Public Beta 1. I imagine the backup encryption fix will be in the 10.1 release. But it is just speculation.

@IRJ said in The iPhone's hardware may be closed, but iOS is more open than ever: Now we are calling adding smileys and integration with yelp, and uber as being more open than ever? Apparently, yes. But it is true technically as well. Does not mean it is very open compared to FOSS software, but in context it is true.

@Mike-Davis said in Upgrading to iOS 10: @JaredBusch That's harsh. We'll have to add a step before updating firmware on stuff. Check the news... https://www.wired.com/2016/09/ios-10-bricks-iphones/ looks like it's fixed now. I was completely overloaded today. Reading that article, I would have been fine since I had my desktop with iTunes available anyway.