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How to block certain apps in intune?
Hi Everyone, I am looking to see if there is anyway I can block Apple Mail and Gmail apps on IOS and Android from being used via Intune? Is this possible? Thanks Cathal
Does conditional access work for third party (non Microsoft) applications? Is the Intune SDK or Intune wrapper required to enable conditional access when using Intune MAM?
Thanks
Josh
Conditional access and MAM are complitely different things.
In order to block app using Condtional Access, application needs to be integrated with Azure AD. After that you will be able to select app as target for CA Policy.
MAM policy can be deployed to any mobile application with Intune SDK. To target MAM policy for app, you just need to add bundleID on stage of targeting app protection policy.
In easy terms, CA policy is checking your connection to meet required conditons (risk level, app used, location) and MAM policy is controlling what you can do with corporate data in mobile application.
Are you able to point me in the direction of how to blacklist certain app, please?
Hi BUBCEN! You're resurrecting a four-year-old thread here. More importantly: I don't think any of the answers here are aimed towards blacklisting (as in preventing the use and/or installation of) apps.
The "Conditional Access" route mainly allows you to determine which apps are allowed to connect to a web service (like Exchange Online). If you really want to prevent the use (and, once again, installation) of certain apps, you'll want to have a look at Application Control/AppLocker.
I recommend this post by Rudy_Ooms_MVP: Configure Windows Defender Application Control | WDAC (call4cloud.nl).
