Apple Device Support (SUP-24) Flashcards

Apple Cert 2024

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  1. What is the primary difference between a personal Apple ID and a Managed ID?

A. Managed Apple IDs are created and managed by an org.

B. Personal Apple IDs offer more storage space.

C. Managed Apple IDs Cannot be used for iCloud services.

D. Personal Apple IDs are used for business purposes.

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A. Managed Apple IDs are created and managed by an org.

Managed Apple IDs are special types of Apple IDs that are created and controlled by an organization, such as a school or business. Unlike personal Apple IDs, which are set up and managed by individual users, Managed Apple IDs are administered by the organization’s IT department. This allows the organization to oversee and manage the accounts, ensuring they comply with institutional policies and security requirements. Managed Apple IDs are typically used to access organizational resources, apps, and services, and they often come with specific restrictions and permissions set by the organization.

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  1. How can you identify if a Mac is managed by MDM?

A. Check the System Preferences for a “Managed “ label.

B. Look for configuration profiles in System Information.

C. Verify the presence of a company logo on the login screen.

D. Check the About This Mac section.

A

B. Look for Configuration profiles in System information.

To determine if a Mac is managed by Mobile Device Management (MDM), you can look for configuration profiles in the System Information utility. Configuration profiles are files that contain settings and restrictions applied by an organization’s IT department to manage and secure the device. These profiles can include Wi-Fi settings, VPN configurations, email settings, and more.

To check for configuration profiles:

  1. Open the System Information utility on your Mac.
  2. In the sidebar, select Profiles under the Software section.
  3. If the Mac is managed by MDM, you will see a list of installed configuration profiles.

These profiles indicate that the device is being managed and monitored by an organization’s MDM system, ensuring compliance with corporate policies and security standards.

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  1. Which MDM command can be used to lock a lost device?

A. Erase Device

B. Lock Device

C. Enable Lost Mode

D. Disable Device

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C. Enable Lost Mode

Enable Lost Mode is a feature available through Mobile Device Management (MDM) and the Find My app that allows administrators to remotely lock a lost or stolen Apple device. When Lost Mode is enabled, the device is locked with a passcode, and a custom message can be displayed on the screen, such as contact information for returning the device. Additionally, Lost Mode can help track the device’s location, providing updates on its whereabouts. This feature is crucial for protecting sensitive data and increasing the chances of recovering the device.

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  1. What is the purpose of the Device Enrollment Program (DEP)?

A. To provide additional storage for devices.

B. To simplify the initial setup of devices.

C. To manage app installations.

D. To track device usage.

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B. To simplify the initial setup for devices.

The Device Enrollment Program (DEP) is designed to simplify the initial setup and configuration of Apple devices for organizations. By using DEP, IT administrators can automate the enrollment process into Mobile Device Management (MDM) systems, ensuring that devices are configured with the necessary settings, apps, and policies right out of the box. This eliminates the need for manual setup, saving time and reducing the potential for errors. DEP streamlines the deployment of devices, making it easier for organizations to manage large numbers of iPhones, iPads, and Macs efficiently and securely.

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  1. How can you remove a configuration profile from an iOS device?

A. Through the Settings app.

B. Using iTunes.

C. Via the App Store.

D. Through the Terminal.

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A. Through the Settings app.

To remove a configuration profile from an iOS device, you can do so through the Settings app. Configuration profiles are used by organizations to manage settings and restrictions on devices. If you need to remove one, follow these steps:

  1. Open the Settings app on your iOS device.
  2. Navigate to General.
  3. Scroll down and select Profiles or Device Management.
  4. Tap on the configuration profile you want to remove.
  5. Select Remove Profile.
  6. Enter your device passcode if prompted, and confirm the removal.

Removing a configuration profile will delete all settings and restrictions associated with it, returning the device to its default state for those settings. This is useful if you no longer need the profile or if you are troubleshooting issues related to the profile.

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  1. Which feature allows you to use an iPad as a second display for a Mac?

A. AirPlay

B. Sidecar

C. Handoff

D. Universal Control

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B. Sidecar

Sidecar is a feature that allows you to use your iPad as a second display for your Mac. This can be incredibly useful for expanding your workspace, providing additional screen real estate for multitasking, or using your iPad as a drawing tablet with Apple Pencil for creative tasks. Sidecar works wirelessly or with a wired connection, offering flexibility and convenience. To enable Sidecar, both devices need to be signed in with the same Apple ID, and you can activate it through the Display settings on your Mac or the Sidecar settings on your iPad. This feature enhances productivity by seamlessly integrating your Mac and iPad into a cohesive working environment.

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  1. What is the purpose of iCloud Backup?

A. To store app data and settings in the cloud.

B. To sync contacts and calendars across devices.

C. To provide additional storage for photos and videos.

D. To enable remote access to your Mac.

A

A. To store app data and settings in the cloud.

Storing app data and settings in the cloud provides a reliable and scalable solution for managing user information and application configurations. This approach ensures that data is securely backed up and easily accessible from any device, enhancing the user experience by allowing seamless synchronization across multiple platforms. Cloud storage also facilitates efficient data management, reduces the risk of data loss, and supports real-time updates, making it an essential component for modern applications.

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  1. How can you share files between an iPhone and a Mac using AirDrop?

A. Via Bluetooth.

B. Using a USB cable.

C. Through Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

D. Using iCloud Drive.

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C. Through Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

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  1. What is the function of Handoff in the Apple ecosystem?

A. To transfer files between devices.

B. To continue tasks seamlessly across devices.

C. To backup data to iCloud.

D. To share internet connections.

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B. To continue tasks seamlessly across devices.

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  1. Which service allows you to locate a lost Apple device?

A. iCloud Drive.

B. Find My.

C. AirDrop.

D. Handoff.

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B. Find My.

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  1. Which tool can be used to install macOS updates on multiple devices simultaneously?

A. Apple Configurator

B. System Preferences

C. Terminal

D. Mobile Device Management (MDM)

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D. Mobile Device Management (MDM)

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  1. What should you do if an iPhone fails to update to the latest iOS version?

A. Restart the device and try again.

B. Restore the device using iTunes.

C. Check for sufficient storage space.

D. All the above.

A

D. All the above.

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  1. How can you transfer data from an old iPhone to a new one?

A. Using iTunes backup.

B. Using iCloud backup.

C. Using Quick Start.

D. All the above.

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D. All the above.

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  1. What is the first step in setting up a new Mac?

A. Installing software updates.

B. Creating a user account.

C. Connecting to Wi-Fi.

D. Setting up iCloud.

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C. Connecting to Wi-Fi.

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  1. Which macOS feature allows you to run iOS apps on a Mac with Apple silicon?

A. Rosetta 2

B. Universal control

C. Sidecar

D. iOS App Support

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D. iOS App Support

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  1. How can you bypass the Activation Lock on a managed device?

A. Use the device’s passcode.

B. Enter a bypass code provided by the MDM.

C. Contact Apple Support.

D. Use the Find My app.

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B. Enter a bypass code provided by the MDM.

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  1. Where can you find saved passwords on a Mac?

A. Safari settings

B. System Preferences

C. Keychain Access

D. Terminal

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C. Keychain Access

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  1. What is the purpose of FileVault on macOS?

A. To encrypt the entire disk.

B. to backup files to iCloud.

C. To manage user accounts.

D. to optimize storage.

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A. To encrypt the entire disk.

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  1. How can you secure a Mac against unauthorized access?

A. Enable FileVault.

B. Set a strong password.

C. Use Touch ID or Face ID.

D. All the above.

A

D. All the above.

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  1. What should you do if you forget your Mac’s Login password?

A. Use your Apple ID to reset it.

B. Reinstall macOS.

C. Contact Apple Support.

D. Use another user account to reset it.

A

A. Use your Apple ID to reset it.

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  1. What should you do if Face ID is not working on an iPhone?

A. Clean the TrueDepth camera.

B. Restart the iPhone.

C. Reset Face ID settings.

D. All the above.

A

D. All the above.

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  1. How can you troubleshoot Wi-Fi connectivity issues on a Mac?

A. Use Wireless Diagnostics.

B. Restart the router.

C. Check for software updates.

D. All the above.

A

D. All the above.

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  1. What is the first step in troubleshooting a non-responsive iPhone?

A. Restart the device.

B. Restore the device using iTunes.

C. Check for physical damage.

D. Update the iOS version.

A

A. Restart the device.

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  1. How can you resolve an app that keeps crashing on an iPad?

A. Update the app.

B, Restart the iPad.

C. Reinstall the app.

D. All the above.

A

D. All the above.

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  1. What should you do if a Mac won’t boot past the Apple logo?

A. Boot into Safe Mode.

B. Reset the NVRAM.

C. Reinstall macOS.

D. All the above.

A

D. All the above.

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  1. Which command-line tool can be used to manage macOS updates?

A. softwareupdate

B. systemsetup

C. diskutil

D. csrutil

A

A. softwareupdate

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  1. How can you enable Remote Management on a Mac?

A. Through System Preferences.

B. Using Terminal.

C. Via Apple Configurator.

D. Through MDM.

A

D. Through MDM.

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  1. What is the purpose of the Recovery Mode on a Mac?

A. To reinstall macOS.

B. To restore from a Time Machine backup.

C. To access Disk Utility.

D. All the above.

A

D. All the above.

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  1. How can you check the battery health of an iPhone?

A. Through the Settings app.

B. Using iTunes.

C. Via the Apple Support app.

D. Using a third-party app.

A

A. Through the Settings app.

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  1. What is the function of the T2 chip in Macs?

A. To enhance security.

B. To manage system updates.

C. To improve graphics performance.

D. To optimize battery life.

A

A. To enhance security.

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  1. What is the purpose of the “Wi-FI Assist” feature on iOS?

A. To prioritize Wi-Fi over cellular data.

B. To automatically switch to cellular data when Wi-Fi connectivity is poor.

C. To boost Wi-Fi signal strength.

D. To manage Wi-Fi passwords.

A

B. To automatically switch to cellular data when Wi-Fi Connectivity is poor.

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  1. How can you view the IP address of a Mac?

A. Through the system preferences.

B. Using Terminal.

C. Via the Network Utility.

D. All the above.

A

D. All the above.

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  1. What is the function of the “Personal Hotspot” feature on an iPhone?

A. To share the iPhone’s internet connection with other devices.

B. To connect to public Wi-Fi networks.

C. To boost cellular signal strength.

D. To manage Wi-Fi passwords.

A

A. To share the iPhone’s internet connection with other devices.

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  1. How can you troubleshoot network connectivity issues on a Mac?

A. Use Wireless Diagnostics.

B. Restart the router.

C. Check for software updates.

D. All the above.

A

D. All the above.

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  1. What is the purpose of the ‘Network Locations” feature on macOS?

A. To manage different network settings for various locations.

B. To track the physical location of the Mac.

C. To optimize network performance.

D. To manage Wi-Fi passwords.

A

A. To manage different network settings for various locations.

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  1. How can you reset network settings on an iPhone?

A. Through the Settings app.

B. Using iTunes.

C. Via the App Store.

D. Through Terminal.

A

A. Through the Settings app.

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  1. What is the function of the “Content Caching” feature on macOS”

A. To store updates and apps locally for faster distribution.

B. To manage internet bandwidth.

C. To optimize network performance.

D. To secure network connections.

A

A. To store updates and apps locally for faster distribution.

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  1. How can you check the Wi-Fi signal strength on a Mac?

A. Through the Wi-Fi menu.

B. Using Wireless Diagnostics.

C. Via Terminal.

D. All the above.

A

D. All the above.

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  1. What is the purpose of the “System Information” app on macOS?

A. To provide detailed information about the Mac’s hardware and software.

B. To manage system updates.

C. To optimize system performance.

D. To backup data.

A

A. To provide detailed information about the Mac’s hardware and software.

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  1. How can you check the battery health of a MacBook?

A. Through System Preferences.

B Using the Battery menu.

C. Via the System Information app.

D. All of the above.

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C. Via the System Information app.

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  1. What is the Function of the “Activity Monitor” app on macOS?

A. To monitor system performance and resource usage.

B. To manage app installations.

C. To backup data.

D. To optimize battery life.

A

A. To monitor system performance resource usage.

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  1. How can you reset the SMC (System Management Controller) on a MacBook?

A. Through System Preferences.

B. Using Terminal.

C. By following specific key combinations during startup.

D. Via the App Store.

A

C. By following specific key combinations during startup.

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  1. What is the purpose of the “Disk Utility” app on macOS?

A. To manage and repair disks and volumes.

B. To backup data to iCloud.

C. To optimize system performance.

D. To manage app installations.

A

A. To manage and repair disks and volumes.

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  1. How can you check the storage usage on an iPhone?

A. Through the Settings app.

B. Using iTunes.

C. Via the App Store.

D. Through Safari.

A

A. Through the Settings app.

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  1. What is the function of the “Force Touch” feature on Mac trackpads.

A. To provide additional touch gestures and pressure-sensitive actions.

B. To manage app installations.

C. To optimize battery life.

D. To secure the device.

A

A. To provide additional touch gestures and pressure-sensitive actions.

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  1. How can you replace the batter on an iPhone?

A. Through an Apple Authorized Service Provider.

B. Using the Settings app.

C. Via the App Store.

D. Through iTunes.

A

A. Through an Apple Authorized Service Provider.

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  1. What is the purpose of the “PRAM” (Parameter RAM) on a Mac?

A. To store system settings and preferences.

B. To manage app installations.

C. To optimize system performance.

D. To backup data.

A

A. To store system settings and preferences.

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  1. How can you check the hardware specs on an iPad?

A. Through the Settings app.

B. Using iTunes.

C. Via the App Store.

D. Through Safari

A

A. Through the Settings app.

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  1. What is the purpose of the “Software Update” feature on macOS?

A. To install the latest macOS updates and security patches.

B. To manage app installations.

C. To optimize system performance.

D. To backup data.

A

A. To install the latest macOS updates and security patches.

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  1. How can you install a new app on an iPhone?

A. Through the App Store.

B. Using iTunes.

C. Via Safari.

D. Through the Settings app.

A

A. Through the App Store.

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  1. What is the function of the “Time Machine” feature on macOS?

A. To backup and restore data.

B. To manage system updates.

C. To optimize system performance.

D. To secure the device.

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A. To backup and restore data.