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Microsoft 365 mobile device security

Securing mobile access to Microsoft 365 — MAM, MDM, Conditional Access, and the BYOD vs corporate distinction.

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Should we enrol personal phones in Intune or use app protection?

App protection policies (MAM) for personal phones: they protect the work data in Microsoft 365 apps without managing the device, which users accept. Enrolment (MDM) for corporate-owned phones, where you need full contro…

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Can Conditional Access require a managed app on mobile?

Yes — the grant control 'Require app protection policy' means only apps under an Intune app protection policy (Outlook, Teams, Edge, and other protected apps) can access Microsoft 365 data, blocking native mail clients…

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What happens to work data when an employee leaves with a personal phone?

An app selective wipe removes Microsoft 365 app data for that user without touching the phone; revoking sessions and blocking sign-in stop new access. Without app protection policies, work mail cached in a native mail a…

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