iOS Details Key Value Descriptions

Whether installation of applications is allowed.



Example: false



Whether backing up the device to iCloud is allowed.

Availability: iOS 5.0 and later.

true – Backing up to iCloud is allowed.

false – Backing up to iCloud is not allowed.

When false, document and key-value syncing to iCloud is disabled.

Example: false

Whether explicit music or video content purchased from the iTunes Store is hidden. Content is marked as explicit by content providers when sold through the iTunes Store.

true – Explicit content is not hidden.

false – Explicit content is hidden.

Whether In-App purchases are allowed.

true – In-App Purchases are allowed.

false - In-App Purchases are not allowed.

Whether the iTunes Music Store is allowed on the device.

true – iTunes is allowed.

false - iTunes is not allowed.

Whether multiplayer gaming is allowed.

true – Multiplayer gaming is allowed.

false - Multiplayer gaming is not allowed.

Indicates whether the device’s Photo Stream is allowed on the device.

Availability: iOS 5.0 and later.

true – Photo Stream is allowed.

false – Photo Stream is not allowed.

When false, automatically rejects untrusted HTTPS certificates without prompting the user.



Availability: iOS 5.0 and later.

true or  false

Whether videoconferencing is allowed on the device.

true - Videoconferencing is allowed.

false – Videoconferencing is not allowed.

Whether voice dialing is allowed when the device is locked.

true – Voice dialing is allowed when the device is locked.

false - Voice dialing is not allowed when the device is locked.

Whether the YouTube application is allowed on the device.

true - YouTube is allowed.

false – YouTube is not allowed.

The device’s APNs (Apple Push Notification service) token.

Example:

5c7b0866d6d068f8b4015690b83a6d1c00fb9484bdb00ea40d926bbade28de5f

Floating-point gibibytes (base-1024 gigabytes).

Example: 13.765106201171875

Floating-point percentage expressed as a value between 0.0 and 1.0, or -1.0 if battery level cannot be determined.



Availability: iOS 5.0 and later.

Example: 0.10000000149011612

Power remaining in the battery life.

The percentage of power remaining in the battery.

Example: 30

Bluetooth MAC address.

Example: B8FF617F7927

The iOS build number (8A260b, for example).

Example: 8J3

Version of the currently-installed carrier settings file.

Example: 11.0

Returns the type of cellular technology.

Availability: iOS 4.2.6 and later.

Example: GSM

Ivanti EPMM has received a checkout message from the device. This message indicates that the MDM profile was removed from the device.

true – Ivanti EPMM has received a checkout message.

false – Ivanti EPMM has not received a checkout message.

Build date of the Ivanti EPMM client.

Example: Apr 8 2011 12:02:24

Name of Ivanti EPMM client application on the device.

Example: com.mobileiron.phoneatwork

Ivanti EPMM client version number running on the device.

Example: 4.5.12.33698

The device’s Mobile Country Codes (MCCs).  MCCs are defined in ITU E.212 .

Example for United States: 310

The device’s Mobile Country Codes (MCCs).  MCCs are defined in ITU E.212 .

Example for United States: 310

Current Mobile Network Code. If the device is not roaming, this is the same as the SIM MNC.

Example: 00

Whether Data Roaming is enabled.

Example: false

The International Mobile Equipment Number for an iPhone.

Example: IMEI:012537000804721

Device manufacturer. For iOS devices, the value is always Apple.

Example: Apple

Model of the iOS device.

Examples:

iPad

iPhone 4

Whether the device uses CDMA or GSM technology to transmit voice calls. If the device does not transmit voice calls, this field indicates whether the device uses CDMA or GSM technology to transmit data.

CDMA or GSM

Example: GSM

Floating-point gibibytes (base-1024 gigabytes).

Example: 14.020126342773438

Whether the device is compromised.

true – The device is compromised.

false – The device is not compromised.

The name given to the device via iTunes.

Example: Joe B’s iPad

Whether the device forces encrypted backups.

true or false

Size of unused storage on the device.



Number in bytes.

Example: 14780170240.000000000000000

Describes the underlying hardware encryption capabilities of the device.



The value represents a bit field with following meanings:

1 – block-level encryption

2 – file-level encryption

Therefore, because these are bit field values, the value 3 means both block-level and file-level encryption.

The device’s IMEI number. Ignored if the device does not support GSM.

Example: 011981001429081

The device’s MEID number. Ignored if the device does not support CDMA.

Example: 01 198100 142908 1

International Mobile Subscriber Identity number for the device.

The IMSI or the value na if the device has no IMSI. 

Example: 262073947704030

The status of background location multitasking on the device.

0 – The device supports background location multitasking, and the user has enabled location services.

1 – The device supports background location multitasking, but the user has disabled location services.

2 – Background multitasking has been disabled by the privacy policy applied to the device.

3 – The device hardware does not support background multitasking.

4 – The iOS version is earlier than 4.0, and therefore does not support background multitasking.

Example: 3

IP address of the device.

Example: 192.168.1.174

The response includes this field only if the device had connected to a WIFI network. However, this field does not indicate whether the device is currently connected to a WIFI network.

The ICC identifier for the installed SIM card.

Example: 8949 2260 7349 2040 105

International Mobile Equipment Identity of the device.

Example: 01 253700 080472 1



WIFI MAC address of device.

Example: b8:ff:61:7f:79:26

The model code for the device.

Examples:

iPad

iPhone 4

The unique device identifier (UDID) of the iOS device.

Example: 81a3379d884f1bd9f1b0ce9b340358288081f7a1



The iOS build number of the iOS version that the device is running.

Example: 8J3

Not used.

Not used.

The last time the location of the device was recorded.

Specified as seconds since January 1, 1970.

Example: 1325108114776

Latitude of the device’s location.

Degrees latitude.

Example: 50.645397

Locale for the device

Examples:

en-US

en

Longitude of the device’s location.

Degrees longitude.

Example: 7.943374

Maximum grace period, in minutes, to unlock the phone without entering a passcode. The value 0 means no grace period is allowed; a passcode is required immediately.

Example: 900



Number of minutes for which the device can be idle (without being unlocked by the user) before it gets locked by the system. Once this limit is reached, the device is locked and the passcode must be entered.

Example: 300

Minimum overall length of the passcode.

Example: 4

Phone number of the device.

The mobile number, or the value (null) if the device has no mobile number.

Example:

+491718169911

The device’s model number.

Examples:

MC820LL

MC603DN

Name of the device model.

Examples:

iPad

iPhone

The baseband firmware version.

Example: 05.16.05

The version of iOS that the device is running.

Example:

iPhone OS 4.3.3 (8J3)

iPhone OS 5.0.1 (9A405)

The version of iOS that the device is running.

Example: 4.3.3

Set to true if the user's passcode is compliant with all

requirements on the device, including Exchange and other accounts.

true or false

Set to true if the user's passcode is compliant with requirements from profiles.

Example: true

Set to true if the device is protected by a passcode.

true or false

For all iOS devices, this field has the value iPhone.

Example: iPhone

Either iPad or iPhone.

Examples:

iPad

iPhone

For iOS devices, the value is always ARM.

Example: ARM

The model code for the device.

Examples:

iPad1,1

iPhone3,1

Maximum rating for apps on the device, according to Apple’s ranking of apps.

Example: 1000



Maximum rating for movies on the device, according to Apple’s ranking of movies.

Example: 1000

Maximum rating for TV shows on the device, according to Apple’s ranking of TV shows.

Example: 1000

International Mobile Subscriber Identity number for the device.

Example: (null)

The name of the service provider for the device.

The name of the service provider, or (null) if not applicable.

Example: AT&T

Indicates Safari’s setting to accept cookies.

0 - Never

1 - From visited

2 - Always

Indicates whether Safari is set to allow pop-ups.



true – popups are allowed.

false – popups are not allowed.

Indicates whether Safari is set to enable fraud warning.



true – Fraud warning is enabled.

false – Fraud warning is not enabled.

Not used.

Not used.

Indicates whether the device has been compromised.

0 – The device has been compromised.

1 – The device has not been compromised.

The device’s serial number.

Example: V5046DGHZ38

The signal strength on the device.

A number representing the signal strength, given in dBm.

Home Mobile Country Code (numeric string).  MCCs are defined in ITU E.212 .

Example for United States: 310

The Mobile Network Code of the SIM card on the device.

Note: This field contains a numeric MNC only if the network is GSM. For CDMA networks, this field contains an abbreviation of the carrier name, such as VZW or SPR, for Verizon and Sprint.

Example:

01

07

Name of the home carrier network.

Example:  Telekom.de

Name of the home carrier network. (Replaces

SIMCarrierNetwork.)



Availability: iOS 5.0 and later.

Example: o2-de

Amount of storage on the device.

Number in bytes.

Example: 15053996032.000000536870912

Whether Voice Roaming is enabled.

Example: true

Wi-Fi MAC address.