Remote control is possible even if "allowVideoConferencingRemoteControl" in the restriction setting is set to false

Business & Education Device Management
itsukisugaya OP
Created Sep ’24
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We have confirmed the operation using iOS18 beta devices regarding the item "allowVideoConferencingRemoteControl" which is implemented for iOS18 beta.

Remote control can be requested even if “allowVideoConferencingRemoteControl" is set to "true" or "false". Please tell me the following.

  1. Is it an expected behavior that there is no control regarding remote control whether "allowVideoConferencingRemoteControl" is true or false?
  2. I have confirmed the operation by following the procedure below, but is the procedure to confirm the control of "allowVideoConferencingRemoteControl" correct?

Steps taken

  1. Create a profile with "allowVideoConferencingRemoteControl" set to "false" in the restriction settings
  2. Distribute to the terminal
  3. Make a video call with facetime between iOS18 beta devices
  4. One device performs screen sharing of the device with Share Play, and the other device requests remote control.
  5. Even if "allowVideoconferencingRemoteControl" is set to "false" in the restriction settings, remote control requests are still made.
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Device Management Engineer OP
Apple
Sep ’24

Unfortunately the allowVideoConferencingRemoteControl restriction is not available in iOS 18.

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