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Office 365 Pro Plus - Add a service
ChristianJBergstrom thanks for that, but that doesn't solve the whole problem. It still allows me to add another organizations SharePoint and OneDrive. It only blocks personal.
I want to allow my organization's resources while blocking the ability to add another tenant.
ChristianJBergstrom These are the ones that I set and I was still able to add another tenant. In the last ones you can see I still was able to add another org. I just cannot add any personal sites.
- Hi, a bit rusty in this area! Out of curiosity, what happens when you set value 3 and not only OneDrive personal? Does it wipe your org. ODFB connection too?
Ping NunoAriasSilva Would you mind taking a look at this?
I know you can disable most things as there are even more reg. keys to use when it comes to this topic, but what's the best way (is there a way) to achieve the requested behavior still not disabling any services? Meaning making OneDrive/SharePoint available from "Add a service" in Office but for own org. only not using any allow/deny list or shutting down services/sharing.
blockwood-cncy perhaps you should look at it from another perspective. I understand you trying to prevent "third-party storage" in general, but end-users will always find a way. And there should be policies for that in your org. too. Have you considered using DLP/Sensitivity labels? In these scenarios you don't even have to bother about possible loopholes as the documents are being classified and protected.