End of Support Notice – Mobile Device Manager Plus Build 11.1.2312.01 and Earlier

End of Support Notice – Mobile Device Manager Plus Build 11.1.2312.01 and Earlier

Effective October 30, 2026, Mobile Device Manager Plus builds 11.1.2312.01 and earlier will reach its End of Support.

 

What does this mean?

 

As per Mobile Device Manager Plus's End of Support policy, the EOS versions will have no provisioning of technical support or security updates. To continue receiving them, we strongly encourage our users to move to the latest version.

 

Why upgrade?

 

Continuing to use an unsupported version exposes your environment to security vulnerabilities and compliance risks. Mobile Device Manager Plus will not be liable for any security or performance issues caused by EOS versions. Mobile Device Manager Plus's ability to deliver a seamless experience depends on your kind cooperation to upgrade to the latest version whenever it is available.

 

How should I upgrade?

 

Please visit the Service Pack page to download and apply the latest version.

 

If you have questions regarding this announcement, please write to us at mdm-support@manageengine.com

 

Make the shift now!

 

Cheers,
Mobile Device Manager Plus Team


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