What does the term "Supervised Mode" refer to in Mosyle?

The term "Supervised Mode" in Mosyle refers to a device state that allows greater control, particularly beneficial for educational contexts. When a device is put into Supervised Mode, administrators gain the ability to manage a wider array of settings and configurations, which can include enforcing security policies, managing apps, and customizing device features more extensively than in unsupervised mode.

This mode is particularly advantageous in educational environments where devices are issued to students or staff. It enables the implementation of specific restrictions, monitoring capabilities, and additional features that enhance the security and usability of the devices for educational purposes. For instance, it allows administrators to lock devices into a specific app for focused learning or restrict access to certain functionalities that could lead to distractions.

The other options do not accurately capture the essence of Supervised Mode. While temporary settings for updating software and restrictions on user access may relate to device management, they do not represent the comprehensive administrative control afforded by Supervised Mode. A state permitting only administrative control lacks the nuanced management capabilities and broader context associated with supervising devices in a learning environment.