Swif helps prevent end users from removing device management by setting a unique MDM unenrollment (removal) password during enrollment. Without this password, the user can’t remove the MDM profile.
How it works
Swif sets an unenrollment/removal password on the device’s MDM profile during enrollment.
The password is randomly generated per device (each device has a different password).
Where to find the unenrollment (removal) password
In the Swif Admin Console, open the device.
Go to Device details → Security.
Find MDM unenrollment/removal password.
How to remove Swif from a device (admin-only)
Use one of the following options:
Option A — Use the unenrollment password (in-person)
Provide the unenrollment/removal password to an authorized admin who is physically on the device.
The admin can then remove the MDM profile using that password.
Option B — Remove management from the Swif Admin Console
Use the Swif admin console action to remove the Swif agent / management from the device (recommended when available).
Security note
Treat the unenrollment/removal password like an admin credential.
Share it only with trusted admins.
Remove access when admins leave the organization (offboarding best practice).