The App behavior for this setting is controlled by the App Developer.Īndroid has more restrictions than iOS/iPadOS on what "native" apps can access MAM protected contentĪndroid is an open platform and the native app association can be changed by the end user to potentially unsafe apps.
Since WXP supports both corporate and personal context, it does not enforce MAM on new documents until they are saved in an identified corporate location like OneDrive.Īpps not allowing Save As to Local Storage when policy is enabled Since Outlook supports both corporate and personal context, it does not enforce MAM on draft email.Īpp protection policy not applied on new documents in WXP (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) For app protection without enrollment, the end user just needs to have the Company Portal app installed on the device.Īpp protection policy not applied on draft email in the Outlook app Device enrollment is not required even though the Company Portal app is always required. On Android, much of app protection functionality is built into the Company Portal app. The user is required to install the Company Portal app, even if we use app protection without device enrollment. It is needed when App Based Conditional Access is applied, see Require approved client app. The user is prompted to install the Microsoft Authenticator app. The file should be encrypted and unable to be opened outside the managed app. You can validate it by attempting to open the "corporate" file outside of the managed app. Therefore, Intune encrypts "corporate" data before sharing it outside the app. Intune app protection policy can't control the iOS/iPadOS share extension without managing the device. The user can use the iOS/iPadOS share extension to open work or school data in unmanaged apps, even with the data transfer policy set to Managed apps only or No apps. They often indicate an error was made by the IT administrator or a bug with the app protection policy. These messages and dialogs do not indicate an error or bug.Įrror messages and dialogs on iOS, Error messages and dialogs on Android: Error messages and dialogs a user might see on apps that have an Intune app protection policy. They are not actual issues, but may be perceived as bugs or errors.Ĭommon usage dialogs: Usage dialogs a user might see in apps that have an Intune app protection policy.
It provides an explanation and solution, when available, for user issues in the following categories:Ĭommon usage scenarios: A user might experience these scenarios on apps that have an Intune app protection policy. This article provides solutions to common user issues and error messages related to Intune app protection policies.
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