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Remote actions (retire, wipe, & full wipe) Yes: Comprehensive set of configuration settings to choose from Yes - with limited settings to choose from Limited to controlling access to Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, & Outlook Prevent noncompliant devices accessing email and data from the cloud
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Yes - with limitations on Android 9 and later Basic Mobility and Security & Microsoft Intune Feature Comparison FeatureĤ OSs: Windows, iOS, Android, & Samsung KNOXĦ OSs: Windows, iOS, Android, Samsung KNOX, Mac OS, & iPad OS Basic Mobility and Security is included with all Microsoft 365 plans, while Intune is only included in the more expensive subscriptions. In the table below, we can look at and compare the capabilities of Basic Mobility and Security and Microsoft Intune/Endpoint Manager. From your perspective, however, it could be quite a hindrance depending upon how much your organization uses Intune’s capabilities. From the organization’s perspective, this allows them to protect their data and monitor the devices that have access to its Microsoft 365 infrastructure. It gives your organization much greater control over the devices enrolled. Microsoft Intune is a much more advanced solution. Limit access to Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and Outlook.Basic Mobility and Security offers some basic capabilities, such as: The capabilities your organization has when you accept the prompt above depends on whether they’re using Basic Mobility and Security or Intune.
This gives your organization certain capabilities - whether or not they use the capabilities is another matter. By accepting the prompt, you’re enrolling your device in the company’s directory.
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In basic terms, when you get this prompt your device and the software have detected you’ve logged in with an account that is part of an Azure Active Directory. If you’ve accidentally clicked Allow my organization to manage my device - which, undoubtedly, a lot of people have without reading it properly - you’re probably panicking about how much control it gives your organization over your device. “Allow My Organization To Manage My Device”: What It Allows Your Organization To Do In this blog post, I’ll explain a bit more about what your organization can do if they “manage” your device, what information your organization can see when you enroll your device, and how you can disable your organization’s ability to manage your device.
This allows your organization to manage your device using Microsoft Intune - which you can read more about here. If you accidentally allowed your organization to manage your device via any of the Microsoft 365 services - from Teams to Outlook and the Office applications - your personal device becomes linked to your Microsoft 365 Business account and registered in your organization’s Azure AD.
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