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It’s now been a week, and we still haven’t received an explanation nor do we expect to! Even if it were explained, this behavior is unacceptable for any cloud service and truly malicious for a cloud security company. cc @badthingsdailypic.twitter.com/WK9LgNIdvq
In the end, this is another reminder that a cloud product is only as good as its operators. If you want a cloud MDM where incompetent management can impulsively nuke their clients without explanation and violate their license terms, then by all means please use Kandji.
I too would love to see what 'compliance' issues they found? This makes no commercial sense....
Seems like a great opportunity to sue them for breach of contract.
Let me know if we can help you to quickly get back on managed state. We usually recommend WS1 but we are used to handle massive automated MDM and directory migration from any source to any destination.
It works well for a small team where the devices managed are almost all software engineer laptops (linux+mac) and the CEO (me) is managing endpoint security with a tiny sliver of his brain. Not sure if it works well for other contexts.
You understand their problem? They don't want the money? Or are you paying from North Korea?
Yikes, that sounds awful. Personal hat on here - dare I suggest Microsoft Intune? They’re at least unlikely to jerk you around like this or shut down the service without much advance notice, and you’d get one solution for iOS/macOS/Android/Windows.
Plus, when and if big companies (*cough*) ask about your endpoint management, it’s an answer that’s unlikely to raise eyebrows.
Befuddled & saddened by the treatment of customers by other MDM vendors. I’m Technical Director of a Jamf MSP & cannot conceive of acting that way to folks. Hope you folks can get some sortof timely solution with a small as possibly business impact.
That's a helluva ride. Makes no sense whatsoever.
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