Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) has received another iOS 7 security, the report which was reported by many schools across the US has claimed that the new operating system removes vital management profiles that permit administrators to control iPads users to access restrict websites.
According to the report from AllThingsD, many parents from District 14 Manitou Springs School have received a memo that iPads running on latest operating system by the company have the facility to access the internet unfiltered. The district is gathering the device at the end of every day to stop student’s access the internet unfiltered at home.
The school that has report the issue to the parents has had to gather hundreds of the Apple’s devices from school children and delete the previous version of OS as well as the content and reinstall the last version of operating system.
The school has also taken another step too, in which it blocking contact to the smartphone manufacture update servers through DNS to prevent iPad’s upgrading to the company latest operating system.
Another US school Los Angeles high school recently prevents the use of Apple iPads at home after students evade limitations on web browsing. As the iPads, are issued by school in the company scheme to deliver 640,000 iPads in 47 campuses throughout L A by the end of 2014.
The company is working to fix iOS 7 security-related bug this month, as the company is also encounter issues with its iOS 7 software. Those problem include two security issues with the lock-screen (which can easily be break by strangers and assess the phone contents and calls) and logged users out of trendy apps like Snapchat and Mailbox.
The smartphone manufacture has now fixed the lock-screen problem, but still working on bug affecting iMessage. The company has said in its statement that the newest matter influencing iPads in schools and company is working to fix it. Some education and business users have informed that their iPads have reverted to unverified mode when they are upgrade to latest iOS 7. Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) shares decreased -1.46% to $482.38 in current session.