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Updated May 11, 2021
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Sensitivity labeling now built into Office apps for Windows to help protect sensitive information
What is exactly applied from existing labels? I mean, we are underway to implement the UL client and have some labels and policies defined and assigned to a few pilot user groups. Now other people are in the process of the Office upgrade (version 2002 or newer) and find the new labels, although they are not member of any of the pilot groups for our information protection pilot. Hence, I wasn't expecting them to see any labels.
Also, what is the MS strategy/roadmap. Should we focus on the built-in client, or stay with the UL client? To me the UL client is more feature rich, especially when using powershell to manage labels and policies. And we already moved from AIP to UL client, should we now prepare for another switch? Seems like this project will never end, because we can't keep up with the changes...