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Doc updateThe page removes entries for Microsoft Azure Information Protection Viewer and Microsoft Power Automate on Android and iOS, and updates the Fuze Mobile for Intune entry and related links.
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Intune’s comprehensive Sync device action now covers Windows and iOS/iPadOS, including configuration policies, apps, and scripts. A new Windows Autopilot article defines the limited-access request and technical onboarding path for MDM providers. Other notable updates specify CMPivot certificate-trust requirements, revise the protected-app reference list, and tie a Configuration Manager 2603 fix to update rollup KB 39169655.
Intune’s comprehensive Sync device action now applies to Windows and iOS/iPadOS and synchronizes key workloads such as configuration policies, apps, and scripts.
CMPivot is signed with the Microsoft Code Signing PCA 2011 certificate. Configuration Manager 2603 with the update rollup and version 2609 or later automatically add the certificate to Trusted Publishers; earlier versions require manual certificate export.
New guidance explains how MDM providers can request limited access to integrate their services with Windows Autopilot device association, covering prerequisites, request details, review, and technical onboarding.
The reference list removes Microsoft Azure Information Protection Viewer and Microsoft Power Automate entries for Android and iOS, and updates the Fuze Mobile for Intune entry and related links.
The 37942646 entry now states that the update is included in Configuration Manager 2603 update rollup KB 39169655, so a separate out-of-band hotfix isn’t required after the rollup is installed.
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The page removes entries for Microsoft Azure Information Protection Viewer and Microsoft Power Automate on Android and iOS, and updates the Fuze Mobile for Intune entry and related links.
Intune’s comprehensive **Sync** device action now applies to Windows and iOS/iPadOS devices, synchronizing key workloads such as configuration policies, apps, and scripts.
New documentation explains how MDM providers can request limited access to integrate their services with Windows Autopilot device association, including prerequisites, request details, review, and technical onboarding.
The page now describes the curation process as a cursory check for obvious quality or compliance issues and reiterates that administrators should review content before consuming it.
The documentation now states that this update is included in the Configuration Manager 2603 update rollup, KB 39169655, and that a separate out-of-band hotfix isn't required after installing the rollup.
The documentation now states that the update is included in the Configuration Manager version 2603 update rollup KB 39169655, so a separate out-of-band hotfix isn’t required after installing the rollup.
The documentation now states that the update is included in the Configuration Manager 2603 update rollup and that a separate out-of-band hotfix is not required after installing the rollup.
The documentation now states that KB 39169655 includes this update for Configuration Manager 2603, so a separate out-of-band hotfix isn't required after installing the rollup.
CMPivot is signed with the Microsoft Code Signing PCA 2011 certificate. Configuration Manager 2603 with the update rollup and version 2609 or later automatically add the certificate to Trusted Publishers; earlier versions require manual certificate export.
The guidance states that administrators should review open-source-style content before using it because curation checks only for obvious quality or compliance issues.
The hotfix index now links to KB 39169655, the update rollup for Microsoft Configuration Manager version 2603.