What can administrators use the "Smart Groups" feature in Jamf Pro for?

The "Smart Groups" feature in Jamf Pro is utilized by administrators to dynamically organize devices based on specific criteria such as operating system version, hardware specifications, and various other attributes. This functionality allows for automated grouping, meaning that as devices meet or no longer meet the defined criteria, they are added to or removed from the Smart Group automatically. This is particularly useful for managing large fleets of devices, enabling targeted actions like applying configurations, pushing software, or reporting on devices that fall into certain categories.

The other options relate to different functionalities that do not align with the purpose of Smart Groups. Monitoring internet usage typically involves more detailed tracking and analytics, while user password policies fall under user management and security configurations. Backing up managed devices is generally handled through other systems or processes outside of the Smart Groups framework.