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Action required: Azure AD Graph API retirement

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Dec 05, 2024

Apps can’t make requests to Azure AD Graph APIs after February 1, 2025 – unless you take action to postpone the impact.

Applications are unable to make requests to Azure AD Graph APIs after February 1, 2025. Here’s how you can take action to extend access until June 30, 2025. Retirement of the Azure AD Graph API ser...
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Dec 06, 2024

Matthew Levy 
I'm working towards providing a more thorough list. Can I ask if the list you shared is an aggregation of App names from both the "applications" and "service principals" recommendations? 

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Dec 09, 2024

The list I got is from a third party reporting tool called App Governance Accelerator by ENOW software. The list was a selected few of the obvious Microsoft Enterprise Apps (Service principals) that are using Azure AD Graph API (Windows Azure Active Directory) - The tenant I'm refrencing only shows 1 app in the Service Principals recommendation, and like others that commented, it is for "Microsoft Office" with no details - pretty useless actually.

I also have a report of App Registrations from ENOW which shows a few app registrations and this tenant does not even have the Microsoft "Migrate Applications from the retiring Azure AD Graph APIs to Microsoft Graph". So hard to trust these recommendations!