Comment by LeoPanthera 1 year ago If you disable the App Store, as OP claims to, does that also stop installed apps receiving updates? 6 comments LeoPanthera Reply wpm 1 year ago No.Source: Used to do enterprise Apple MDM for a living. oever 1 year ago Does it block installing PWA's? Or are those linked to safari? eigencoder 1 year ago I think it will block using the PWA's, unless you add their bundle id to the allow list xenator 1 year ago I think it only disable the icon, not underlying frameworks, etc indianhippie 1 year ago I have App Store disabled on my kids iPad and it does disable updates. I have to manually re-enable it and install updates every few days. balder1991 1 year ago I also searched for this and couldn’t find an answer.
wpm 1 year ago No.Source: Used to do enterprise Apple MDM for a living. oever 1 year ago Does it block installing PWA's? Or are those linked to safari? eigencoder 1 year ago I think it will block using the PWA's, unless you add their bundle id to the allow list
oever 1 year ago Does it block installing PWA's? Or are those linked to safari? eigencoder 1 year ago I think it will block using the PWA's, unless you add their bundle id to the allow list
eigencoder 1 year ago I think it will block using the PWA's, unless you add their bundle id to the allow list
indianhippie 1 year ago I have App Store disabled on my kids iPad and it does disable updates. I have to manually re-enable it and install updates every few days.
No.
Source: Used to do enterprise Apple MDM for a living.
Does it block installing PWA's? Or are those linked to safari?
I think it will block using the PWA's, unless you add their bundle id to the allow list
I think it only disable the icon, not underlying frameworks, etc
I have App Store disabled on my kids iPad and it does disable updates. I have to manually re-enable it and install updates every few days.
I also searched for this and couldn’t find an answer.