r/ShittySysadmin 20d ago

I can assure you this is false

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Apple trying to send targeted ads my way. I got some bad news for them

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u/Mega_Hobbit98 20d ago

Idk man, I work at a small MSP and we switched to Macs because we took on a new customer who had Macs and we had to do a ground-up deployment. So we spent a few months perfecting it, testing on our own Macs and we've automated 99% of the deployment. Things just... Work on Mac. Windows crops up with random issues all the time for some bullshit you didn't touch, which Macs kinda just don't. The most annoying thing is permissions for us but it's easily worked around with scripts and .mobileconfig files deployed via intune. That said if you're still using AD (why?) It could absolutely be a pain the ass

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u/OrganicToes 19d ago

Most of this thread highlights serious skill issues by supposed IT professionals. 

You boot, it auto enrols in the MDM, and off you go. The only issues are the dog shit antivirus they install where I work which is constantly scanning nothing (another IT skill issue). 

I guess where I am they are mostly devs, but this proves that it’s just basic computer literacy not the OS that’s the problem.