A user has an iPhone enrolled using account-driven User Enrollment and backs up to iCloud. Which data is backed up?

When an iPhone is enrolled using account-driven User Enrollment, it operates under the premise of providing a balance between the user's personal data and the organization's management capabilities. In this context, the primary focus is on the management of work-related applications and data.

The correct answer indicates that only data from Managed Apps is backed up to iCloud. This distinction is important because under User Enrollment, personal data remains segregated from managed data. The organization can manage apps and the data generated by them, ensuring that only the work-related aspect is retained during backups. This protects sensitive corporate information while respecting the user's privacy concerning personal content.

In contrast, while the iPhone may include other types of data—like system settings, app data that is not managed, and user-generated content such as photos and videos—these are not part of what gets backed up under the restrictions of User Enrollment. This ensures that the user's personal items remain unaffected by enterprise data management policies and are not included in managed backups. Thus, the focus on Managed Apps underscores the importance of delineating corporate data management from personal data ownership.