I’m not sure I agree with your suggestion about toggling restrictions or temporarily removing profiles, especially if you’re not 100% certain what those profiles are for. Here’s what I think is missing: some enterprise or school management profiles can actively restrict or control certain functions on your phone, and blindly removing them might break legitimate functionalities—especially if they were installed for work or education. Also, just being in the profiles list doesn’t always indicate something suspicious; a lot of legit productivity apps use them for push notifications or specialized features. Honestly, identifying malicious profiles isn’t that straightforward because they often mimic the naming conventions and style of regular apps. Simply toggling or removing could mess things up worse, so what’s your method to confirm the intent behind unfamiliar profiles? Restoring from backup isn’t risk-free either if the tracking element is baked into the backup.