Force Notifications on macOS for FileWave Kiosk

What

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When/Why

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When to Use

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• Standardizing User Experience: To provide a consistent notification experience across all macOS devices in your organization.

Why Use This Feature

• Ensure Visibility: By forcing notifications, you eliminate the possibility of users missing important information due to disabled notifications.
• Prevent User Modification: Users will not have the ability to disable or modify notification settings for the FileWave Kiosk app, maintaining administrative control.
• Improve Compliance: Helps in meeting organizational policies that require certain notifications to be acknowledged by users.
• Enhance Support Efficiency: Reduces support tickets related to users not receiving critical notifications.

How

In FileWave Central or Anywhere you can create the profile. The images that follow are from Anywhere, but the process is the same in Central. 

• Payloads → Create Configuration → Create Apple Profile

• Search “Notifications”:
  

1. • Set up behavior for the notifications:

   Bundle Identifier for Kiosk app: com.filewave.kiosk2

   
   

• Deploy profile to desired device(s).

Device Behavior

• DeviceDirectly behavior:examining a macOS device will look as follows:
  

  

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