With macOS 10.13, Apple has introduced a separate section for Game Center in System Settings. It is possible to log in with the Apple ID and use the iCloud-based Game Center services. Game Center is a feature from Apple that allows users to engage in game-related activities with friends when playing multiplayer games online on the Game Center social network. User profile data such as nickname, contact discovery, and also nearby players may be shared through iCloud. Apple collects information here, such as the games users play and when they play them, all scores and achievements, and the challenges users send and receive. This information is used to track users' high scores, achievements, and challenges and to improve Game Center. Rationale:Ensure Game Center service is used consistently with organizational requirements. Impact:Game Center is designed as a social network to use Apple's gaming service and includes capabilities to discover players in the service as through local network discovery. If the Apple feature is not needed it should not be on, and should not be signed in. Remediation: Profile Method: Create or edit a configuration profile with the following information: 1. The PayloadType string is com.apple.applicationaccess 2. The key to include is allowGameCenter 3. The key should be set <true/>, to allow Game Center, or <false/>, to disable it, based on your organization's requirements.

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Remediation: Profile Method: Create or edit a configuration profile with the following information: 1. The PayloadType string is com.apple.applicationaccess 2. The key to include is allowGameCenter 3. The key should be set true/ , to allow Game Center, or false/ , to disable it, based on your organization's requirements.