Ref Protected Apps
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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This was a quiet, documentation-led period. The Intune Ref Protected Apps reference removed entries for Microsoft Azure Information Protection Viewer and Microsoft Power Automate on Android and iOS, while updating Fuze Mobile for Intune and related links. Configuration Manager guidance now emphasizes that curation checks only for obvious quality or compliance issues, so administrators should review content before using it.
The Ref Protected Apps 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. Review the revised reference when it informs app protection planning.
The Technical Preview 2011 page says curation checks for obvious quality or compliance issues and reiterates that administrators should review content before consuming it. Apply independent review before using the material.
Community Hub guidance states that its curation process checks only for obvious quality or compliance issues. Administrators should review open-source-style content before use because the curation is not comprehensive.
This period briefing was generated by AI from the tracked Microsoft Learn and Message Center changes.
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.
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 guidance states that administrators should review open-source-style content before using it because curation checks only for obvious quality or compliance issues.