Remove duplicate Kandji paragraph from managing-work-devices - #167
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Pull request overview
Removes duplicated Kandji guidance while preserving the EncryptMe example.
Changes:
- Shortens the introduction.
- Consolidates Kandji details in the macOS paragraph.
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Trims the opening paragraph down to its first sentence. The macOS paragraph right below it already explains Kandji in nearly the same words, and it's the better version since it also has the note about not tracking people.
Kept the EncryptMe example by moving it into that paragraph, so nothing is lost.
Closes #166