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MAM Broker Apps - Android & iOS
I recently tested the behavior of broker apps for MAM policies in both Android and iOS. Android: Initially, I started with no policy applied to the user, installed Outlook, and logged in with my...
That’s not Intune. You are looking in Entra ID. When there is an authentication against cloud apps, devices register with Entra ID. In case of MAM, you only need users to install Company portal app installed on Android. They don’t need to sign in. CP will act as a broker for Android. In case of iOS, some apps like Outlook and Teams don’t required a broker app unless you have a CA policy enforced in this case MS Authenticator app will need to be installed and have the user signed in and device registered.
- Not CA, but due to user authentication against cloud apps. Device gets registered in Entra ID. This is needed for a PRT to be issued against Azure authentication. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity/devices/concept-primary-refresh-token
- Device is not enrolled as MDM, So it will not show there, I understand it.
So, Here the device registering in Entra, because of the CA? - So that gives you the view of Entra ID. Look under Intune> Devices and tell me if you see the same devices or not.
- To the portal where I'm seeing above screenshot?
its, https://intune.microsoft.com > users > Devices - Can you share the url link?
- I totally agree it, Even that's what the I expected too! So it's from CA in Entra? And the device list I grabbed from Intune Admin Center.