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New featureIntune supports activating eSIMs on up to 100 selected Android 15 or later corporate-owned Android Enterprise devices using a carrier activation server URL. Bulk wipe preserves eSIM plans by default, with an option to remove them.
Day in brief
Intune supports 100-device eSIM activation as EPM Network settings roll out
The period’s meaningful updates cover two distinct administrator concerns: Intune’s documented bulk eSIM workflow for newer corporate-owned Android devices, and Endpoint Privilege Management’s gradually available Network settings capability.
The updated Intune index states that administrators can activate eSIMs on up to 100 selected corporate-owned Android Enterprise devices running Android 15 or later through a carrier activation server URL. Bulk wipe preserves eSIM plans by default, while administrators can choose to remove them.
- EPM Network settings identified as a gradual rollout
Endpoint Privilege Management · GeneralThe Manage System Settings guidance now says EPM System settings (Network settings) is rolling out gradually and may not be available in some tenants. The page also adds two supporting ontology links; no administrator action is required while availability catches up.
This period briefing was generated by AI from the tracked Microsoft Learn and Message Center changes.
2 updates
Microsoft Intune
1 updateEndpoint Privilege Management
1 updateManage System Settings
Doc updateThe documentation now states that EPM System settings (Network settings) is rolling out gradually and may not yet be available in some tenants. Two supporting ontology links were also added.