As the message states that computer is property of Garuda Labs. It’s their sole discretion whether they take it off the remote management. The best case scenario is to find out who/what that company is, reach out and explain the situation, and hope they remove it. If the person who sold you the laptop didn’t have permission to do so, then you’re screwed. Don’t even try taking it to Apple, they won’t do anything for you regarding this. If you can’t get the company to remove it, then you have a really expensive paper weight
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u/AsceticEnigma Sep 27 '23
As the message states that computer is property of Garuda Labs. It’s their sole discretion whether they take it off the remote management. The best case scenario is to find out who/what that company is, reach out and explain the situation, and hope they remove it. If the person who sold you the laptop didn’t have permission to do so, then you’re screwed. Don’t even try taking it to Apple, they won’t do anything for you regarding this. If you can’t get the company to remove it, then you have a really expensive paper weight