You can manage the obliteration fallback behavior for erasing a Mac in the EraseDevice command’s ObliterationBehavior key. After a device is erased with obliteration, you must reinstall macOS before the Mac can be used. If one or more of the above conditions arenʼt met when receiving an EraseDevice command, a Mac by default falls back to using a macOS 11 behavior called obliteration. If one is currently set, in macOS 12.0.1 or later you can remove it using the SetFirmwarePassword command and then issue the EraseDevice command, without an intermediary restart being required. Must not have an EFI Firmware Password set. Must not have been started from an external volume. Must be started from the first partition if there are multiple. With Apple silicon and with the Apple T2 Security Chip

Privacy Preferences Policy Control payload settings.

Dynamic WEP, WPA Enterprise, and WPA2 Enterprise settings.

Kernel Extension Policy payload settings.

Extensible Single Sign-On Kerberos payload settings.

Extensible Single Sign-On payload settings.

Exchange Web Services (EWS) payload settings.

Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) payload settings.

Conference Room Display payload settings.

Certificate Transparency payload settings.

Certificate Revocation payload settings.

Certificate Preference payload settings.

Autonomous Single App Mode payload settings.

Active Directory Certificate payload settings.

Automated Device Enrollment MDM information.

Configure macOS for smart card–only authentication.

Manage FileVault with mobile device management.

Use a VPN proxy and certificate configuration.

MacBook Air Wi-Fi specification details.

MacBook Pro Wi-Fi specification details.

iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch Wi-Fi specifications.

Bundle IDs for native iOS and iPadOS apps.

Manage configurations and software updates.

Identify an iPhone or iPad using Microsoft Exchange.

Integrate Apple devices with Microsoft services.

Manage content caching from the command line on Mac.

Configure advanced content caching settings on Mac.

Review aggregate throughput for Wi-Fi networks.

Deploy devices with cellular connections.

Add Mac computers to Apple School Manager or Apple Business Manager.

Deploy devices using Apple School Manager or Apple Business Manager.

Iphone app for mac remote