How to set up App Protection Policies in Microsoft Intune

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Название	:	How to set up App Protection Policies in Microsoft Intune
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I hope you enjoy this video on how to set up App Protection Policies in Microsoft IntunebrbrLet me know in the comments other topics you want me to cover!brbr//Timestamps: br00:00 Intro br02:22 Create an App Protection Policy br09:18 End User Experience for App Protection Policies br12:03 Outro
Comment from : Harry Lowton

Is that true that the company that i work in can see my chats in whatsapp and conversations and Safari history and details snapchat and my photos in my Iphone ?
Comment from : Malik

Hi Harry, what is the least privilege role needed to configure policy in app protection?
Comment from : Imam Fahrurrozi

Harry,brbrIs the app protection policy user-based or devices base? What happens if a user has two devices? Will the policy only affect 1?
Comment from : Dotan Kaufman

Hello,brbrHas anyone here used the Conditional access policy over App protection policy via Intune? If yes why and which one is recommended?brbrJust wanted to understand pros and cons of both and which one would be recommended to keep data safe and secure on users personal mobile devices
Comment from : DancingKidKul

would anyone happen to know how to edit the policy names after creating them? great videos !!
Comment from : Ben Fruitt

Question - How does this work if a phone has a screenshot feature? Does the policy also block that?
Comment from : mra6454

Is it true that for Android it is required to use the Company Portal in order to let this the Protection policy work? If i don't use the Company Portal the app in the apps are just working as usual without policies Or do I need to configure a CA to only allow corporate apps via CP?
Comment from : Patrick!

Hey Harry, your videos are extremely helpful Just wanted to let you know it is highly appreciated I think you fill a nice niche in the O365 youtuber space Great tutorials with minimal technical explanations just to get everyone onboard with the logic is great Thanks again!
Comment from : Nester

Is it possible for an Intune administrator to prevent users from installing applications with a password, so that if a user wants to install an application or software, the administrator must approve or enter the password? Please provide the settings if they are present
Comment from : AKHIL VARMA

Just watched 2nd video from intune library,app protection policy is awesome, trying to complete all videos today and tomorrow
Comment from : Radhakrishna

I was confused and you made it clear Thank you very much
Comment from : Subas Bhandari

You're a brilliant tutor Great stuff!
Comment from : Ola Kole

Thank Harry, for the amazing content Please can you explain how you sign in to your iPhone to see the protected Apps? I created an App Protection Policy for Android users and I try using Intune Company Portal from my phone to log in, but I could not see any app PLEASE KINDLY EXPLAIN THAT PART YOU LOGIN TO YOUR PHONE THANKS
Comment from : Opeyemi Stephen Opemipo

On ios devices BYOD, how do you keep from screenshots? Keeping from copy-paste works but the user is still able to screenshot Is there a way to block it? On fully managed without removing the camera, does screenshot still work on managed apps?
Comment from : Presleys Scary Studio

Thanks for the videos Clear and helpful I have a question and can't find the answer; Do you need apple business manager setup or can you use a personal iTunes account? The documents seem really unclear to me I feel business manager is a better choice, but need it setup sooner than later, wondered if I can swap afterwards if a personal account is supported Thanks
Comment from : Liam

Nice to see someone explaining the basics clearly, without going into all kinds of technical stuffbrGreat job!
Comment from : Michiel Miltenburg

Will APP block screen capture?
Comment from : ycat

Excellent
Comment from : Emon MK

I have been testing the device configuration policies in 3 physical devicesbrbrbrAmong the 3 devices, only 1 device seems to be accepting all policies brbrbrTwo of them is not accepting all the policies As this is the case I think the issue is device specific What could be the reason?
Comment from : IJAZ MOHAMMED

Really razor-sharp information and clear explanations and walkthroughs
Comment from : Ihab A

Fantastic video Microsoft could take a couple tips on how to make a good Azure demo video from you Never stop
Comment from : Chris McClure

Hi Harry,brbrA very nice video to learn intune with ease Would it be possible to have some videos related to troubleshooting
Comment from : Eswar Shyam

Excellent!!!
Comment from : Rosa cheng

Not sure if you already have covered these in other videos but would like to see you do some content regarding Endpoint Manager / Device config policies & endpoint security
Comment from : Robert Whale

Easy to understand, great and clear content, thank you!
Comment from : Robert Whale

Hi harry ready to learn more about intune
Comment from : sahith sahadevan

Is it possible to sync the O365 GAL to native contacts, when using App Protection Policies, on ios and android? If not, how would we accomplish being able to sync the GAL to native contacts on ios and android? We also noticed that on Android it does not show the phone number for the contacts, inside the outlook app search Any advice or recommendations are greatly appreciated
Comment from : Shine Shine

What is difference between app wrapping and app protection policy
Comment from : ravish Jayanna

Thank you good sir! excellent video
Comment from : Bodie J

Hey man, this is the 10th video im watching for app protection policies and not a single one has talked about the unmanaged windows policies and specifically the custom apps section Would be great if you could cover that in a video
Comment from : The Cook