Single App Mode
Single App Mode allows you to configure a device for a specific purpose. Using Single App Mode lets you lock any supervised iPad, iPhone, or Apple TV to one app to focus the device for a single need.
A feature of Single App Mode is that you can control how users interact with iPad and iPhone by enabling or disabling any of the following:
Screen auto-lock
Touch input
Screen rotation
Volume control
Sleep/wake button
Side switch
Enabling Single App Mode
To set a device to Single App Mode, you need a supervised iPad or iPhone with iOS 9 or later, or supervised Apple TV with tvOS 9 or later. For more information on supervised devices, see Supervision.
You can only enable Single App Mode for apps managed by Jamf Now, as well as unmanaged built-in system apps, such as Books, Music, and Safari. Single App Mode cannot be applied to user-installed apps.
You should not push OS updates after putting a device in Single App Mode. Ensure that all updates are complete before placing a device into this mode. For more information, see OS Updates.
Turning Off Single App Mode