Daily Intune NewsThe period’s substantive changes affect Apple enrollment and Windows agent compatibility. Intune now supports userless Automated Device Enrollment for Apple Vision Pro and Apple TV, while Windows devices running older Intune Management Extension versions lose IME-dependent configurations and updates. Apple service-access controls are also now covered in current guidance rather than listed as in development.
Intune · GeneralIntune now supports Apple Automated Device Enrollment without user affinity for visionOS and tvOS devices through Apple Business Manager or Apple School Manager. The capability includes custom configuration uploads, default enrollment restrictions, and device actions; it requires Intune Plan 2 and tvOS 26 or later or visionOS 26 or later. The matching In development entry was removed, so administrators should use the current enrollment guidance rather than treat this as a planned capability.
Intune · GeneralWindows devices on earlier Intune Management Extension versions no longer receive IME-dependent configurations or updates, including Win32 app deployments, PowerShell scripts, remediations, and platform scripts. The extension updates automatically, but devices must be able to sync with Intune to receive the compatible version.
Intune · GeneralThe What's New guidance now documents Apple access-management settings in Apple Business Manager and Apple School Manager. For organization-owned iOS, iPadOS, and macOS devices, these controls determine which devices users can sign in to and which apps and services are available to Apple accounts. The related In development entry was removed.
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Intune now supports userless Apple Automated Device Enrollment for Apple Vision Pro and Apple TV through Apple Business Manager or School Manager, including custom settings uploads, default enrollment restrictions, and device actions. It requires Intune Plan 2 and tvOS or visionOS 26 or later.
Intune documentation now describes Apple access-management settings in Apple Business Manager and Apple School Manager for controlling which organization-owned devices users can sign in to and which apps and services are available to Apple accounts.
What's New states that Windows devices must run Intune Management Extension 1.58.103.0 or later. Earlier versions no longer receive IME-dependent configurations or updates, including Win32 deployments, PowerShell scripts, remediations, and platform scripts.
The in-development article no longer lists the requirement for Windows devices to run Intune Management Extension 1.58.103.0 or later; the notice was moved to What's New.
The in-development article removes the planned userless Automated Device Enrollment capability for visionOS and tvOS because the feature was moved to What's New.
The planned Apple access-management entry was removed from In development after being moved to What's New.
