Re-Installing Native apps removed via intune

• In the Intune Admin Center, navigate to: Devices > Configuration profiles.
• Ensure there are no active profiles targeting the bundle IDs for the apps in question.
• Check the Device Status and Per Settings Status to confirm the removal of the blocking policies.

Manually Trigger a Device Sync

• Ensure the devices have synced with Intune to receive the updated configuration.
  • Navigate to Devices > All devices > Select the device > Sync.
  • Alternatively, from the device, go to Settings > Accounts > Access Work or School > Select the account > Info > Sync.

  • Push Native Apps Using Intune

    If the native apps are not reinstalling automatically, you can push them via Intune:

    For iOS Devices

    1. Identify the App Store Version of the App:
       • Native iOS apps like Safari, Mail, or iMessage can often be reinstalled via the App Store.
    2. Add the App to Intune:
       • Navigate to Apps > iOS/iPadOS > Add > iOS store app.
       • Search for the native app in the App Store and add it to Intune.
    3. Assign the App to Devices:
       • Assign the app to the affected devices under the Assignments tab.
       • Ensure the deployment is set to Required.

    For Android Devices

    1. Re-enable Blocked Apps:
       • If you blocked apps via their bundle ID, re-allow them by ensuring the block has been removed in Apps > App Configuration Policies.
    2. Push Native Apps via Managed Play Store:
       • Add the app from the Managed Google Play Store to Intune.
       • Assign it as a Required app to the affected devices