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Anyone else on xOS26 (iPhone and/or iPad) noticed that the privacy setting for Wired Accessories is stuck on rCyAlways AllowrCO, and greyed out with a message rCythis device is managed by your organisationrCO underneath?
It seems to a common thing, and I suspect many may not have even noticed
it, as plugging in usb devices just works.
For some turning on Lockdown mode has enabled it, but usually only while in Lockdown mode, it reverts when turning off.
IrCOve got this on both iPhone and iPad, but not sure exactly when it occurred, could have been since 26.0, or 26.0.1.
I think this is probably a bug, as it affects two different devices at the same time, and is the only setting affected.
In any case, it could be a heads-up here for anyone thatrCOs not noticed it yet.
On 09/10/2025 20:45, Andy H wrote:
Anyone else on xOS26 (iPhone and/or iPad) noticed that the privacy setting >> for Wired Accessories is stuck on rCyAlways AllowrCO, and greyed out with a >> message rCythis device is managed by your organisationrCO underneath?
It seems to a common thing, and I suspect many may not have even noticed
it, as plugging in usb devices just works.
For some turning on Lockdown mode has enabled it, but usually only while in >> Lockdown mode, it reverts when turning off.
IrCOve got this on both iPhone and iPad, but not sure exactly when it
occurred, could have been since 26.0, or 26.0.1.
I think this is probably a bug, as it affects two different devices at the >> same time, and is the only setting affected.
In any case, it could be a heads-up here for anyone thatrCOs not noticed it >> yet.
Not here on my 17 Pro, it says "Automatically allow when unlocked".
It sounds like at some point your devices have been managed or
supervised. Even if the device is properly "unenrolled" (which removes
the management profile) there can be some leftovers in the system which
are very hard to remove.
On 09/10/2025 20:45, Andy H wrote:
Anyone else on xOS26 (iPhone and/or iPad) noticed that the privacy setting >> for Wired Accessories is stuck on rCyAlways AllowrCO, and greyed out with a >> message rCythis device is managed by your organisationrCO underneath?
It seems to a common thing, and I suspect many may not have even noticed
it, as plugging in usb devices just works.
For some turning on Lockdown mode has enabled it, but usually only while in >> Lockdown mode, it reverts when turning off.
IrCOve got this on both iPhone and iPad, but not sure exactly when it
occurred, could have been since 26.0, or 26.0.1.
I think this is probably a bug, as it affects two different devices at the >> same time, and is the only setting affected.
In any case, it could be a heads-up here for anyone thatrCOs not noticed it >> yet.
Not here on my 17 Pro, it says "Automatically allow when unlocked".
It sounds like at some point your devices have been managed or
supervised. Even if the device is properly "unenrolled" (which removes
the management profile) there can be some leftovers in the system which
are very hard to remove.
Chris Ridd <chrisridd@mac.com> wrote:
On 09/10/2025 20:45, Andy H wrote:
Anyone else on xOS26 (iPhone and/or iPad) noticed that the privacy setting >>> for Wired Accessories is stuck on rCyAlways AllowrCO, and greyed out with a >>> message rCythis device is managed by your organisationrCO underneath?
It seems to a common thing, and I suspect many may not have even noticed >>> it, as plugging in usb devices just works.
For some turning on Lockdown mode has enabled it, but usually only while in >>> Lockdown mode, it reverts when turning off.
IrCOve got this on both iPhone and iPad, but not sure exactly when it
occurred, could have been since 26.0, or 26.0.1.
I think this is probably a bug, as it affects two different devices at the >>> same time, and is the only setting affected.
In any case, it could be a heads-up here for anyone thatrCOs not noticed it >>> yet.
Not here on my 17 Pro, it says "Automatically allow when unlocked".
It sounds like at some point your devices have been managed or
supervised. Even if the device is properly "unenrolled" (which removes
the management profile) there can be some leftovers in the system which
are very hard to remove.
That was a consideration. However, IrCOm very certain of the source and history of both devices.
I bought the iPhone 12 from GiffGaff refurbished store, four years ago. I suspect it was probably a boxed return item, as it came with 0 battery
cycles at 100% life, and still had 11 months Apple warranty showing.
The iPad I originally bought new and sealed from John Lewis. It was
recently replaced by Apple under AppleCare cover, and is a brand new device (manufacture date early this year - which surprised me for sure).
Both have only ever been setup by me, and havenrCOt shown this symptom until now.
There are conversations on Reddit and Apple discussions about this. The
only advice is to nuke it and do a full delete/reset. Restoring from
backups apparently brings the error back.
On 11/10/2025 16:03, Andy H wrote:
Chris Ridd <chrisridd@mac.com> wrote:
On 09/10/2025 20:45, Andy H wrote:
Anyone else on xOS26 (iPhone and/or iPad) noticed that the privacy setting >>>> for Wired Accessories is stuck on rCyAlways AllowrCO, and greyed out with a
message rCythis device is managed by your organisationrCO underneath?
It seems to a common thing, and I suspect many may not have even noticed >>>> it, as plugging in usb devices just works.
For some turning on Lockdown mode has enabled it, but usually only while in
Lockdown mode, it reverts when turning off.
IrCOve got this on both iPhone and iPad, but not sure exactly when it
occurred, could have been since 26.0, or 26.0.1.
I think this is probably a bug, as it affects two different devices at the >>>> same time, and is the only setting affected.
In any case, it could be a heads-up here for anyone thatrCOs not noticed it
yet.
Not here on my 17 Pro, it says "Automatically allow when unlocked".
It sounds like at some point your devices have been managed or
supervised. Even if the device is properly "unenrolled" (which removes
the management profile) there can be some leftovers in the system which
are very hard to remove.
That was a consideration. However, IrCOm very certain of the source and
history of both devices.
I bought the iPhone 12 from GiffGaff refurbished store, four years ago. I
suspect it was probably a boxed return item, as it came with 0 battery
cycles at 100% life, and still had 11 months Apple warranty showing.
The iPad I originally bought new and sealed from John Lewis. It was
recently replaced by Apple under AppleCare cover, and is a brand new device >> (manufacture date early this year - which surprised me for sure).
Both have only ever been setup by me, and havenrCOt shown this symptom until >> now.
There are conversations on Reddit and Apple discussions about this. The
only advice is to nuke it and do a full delete/reset. Restoring from
backups apparently brings the error back.
That sounds exactly like a leftover bit of enrollment. Backup/restore
will preserve the leftovers and the only fix is to factory reset.
Actually if you setup a phone via a device-to-device transfer, any
leftovers on the old phone don't get transferred either.
I can't explain the iPad, but it sounds quite possible that your iPhone
was refurbed after being briefly managed. Even if it said 0 cycles.