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Supervision, applied via Apple Configurator or ADE, enables advanced management by unlocking additional MDM capabilities, such as blocking app removal, enforcing single-app mode, or managing Activation Lock. This provides greater control for organizations. Personalization (option A) is often restricted under supervision. Network performance (option C) is unrelated, and dataseparation (option D) is a User Enrollment feature. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide highlights advanced management as supervision’s key benefit.

In Apple School Manager (ASM), the Administrator role is required to purchase books through the Apps and Books section, as it has permissions to manage financial transactions and content acquisition. Other roles, like Content Manager, can distribute but not purchase. An Apple Developer account (option B) is for apps, not books. A Managed Apple ID (option C) is for users, not purchasing. User acceptance (option D) is irrelevant. The Apple School Manager User Guide confirms the Administrator’s purchasing authority.

The public key generates the server token. TheApple Business Manager User Guidestates, "To generate a server token for ADE, download the public key from your MDM solution and upload it to Apple Business Manager." Option C is never shared, and B and D serve different purposes.

Lost Mode is an MDM feature that allows administrators to lock a supervised device remotely, display a custom message, and track its location (if enabled). It requires an MDM solution to issue the command via APNs, and the device must be supervised. Find My (option B) enables user-initiated Lost Mode but isn’t required for MDM’s version. iCloud (option C) isn’t a prerequisite, though it’s often enabled. A passcode (option D) enhances security but isn’t required to activate Lost Mode. TheMDM Protocol Referenceconfirms MDM’s role in Lost Mode for supervised devices.