Apple still has atrocious user interfaces for such things. I manage school deployments, and there were some real doozies before they got wise to proper enrolment and forced everyone to Apple School Manager (which means buying iPads brand-new at full price, no choice) many years later.
There was a point where I took over a batch of pre-purchased iPads that had had an app installed as a previous user, and then the iTunes account was changed. Whenever that app updated, it would decide to reprompt for the (long gone) user's iTunes password to update the app.
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Again - system level, unskippable, recurring, the only thing to do was to concede and take over that account and sign in repeatedly to clear the warnings until we could wipe all the iPads on site (several hundred).
Then there's their setup dialog which used to let you set up an iTunes account on a new iPad without entering a credit card number... at first it was literally a click, then they got increasing obfuscated and would only allow you to select the option the first time on that iPad and not ever again, and then it became a running battle of stupendous workarounds where you had to cancel the "Sign in with iTunes" dialog some 50+ times to get into the iPad, change the setting to a particular account that had been set up with no credit card, and then you were able to sort things out. But to get there - system-modal dialogs every few seconds, that take an age to clear and then you had to quickly progress a tiny amount to get into the settings dialogs in between more system-model dialogs, etc. etc. etc.
After setting up 200 iPads that way, I banned iPad purchases from the site and they've not added one in 10 years. And that was one of the least of the issues we had with Apple.
Everyone tells me that Apple products/software are so expensive and different because of the superior "design", and I have yet to find a single design feature in any Apple device, hardware or software, that I actually even like, let alone prefer. Some of their design is fecking atrocious.
But, hey, I hear the next iOS will allow you to MOVE ICONS AROUND wherever you want (so long as you want them in a grid still, because we can't let you have too much control, but at least now they won't form a linear arrangement where you can have NO GAPS because Apple said no all those years).