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Ben-Error
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Jan 29, 2025

"Data to be shared with" suddenly appeared

I am working on a declarative Agent. This agents makes (and made) POST requests to my API. All of the sudden it started asking me for a confirmation every time the Agent wants to make a request. This was not the case before yesterday.

Is this a a new feature of Microsoft Copilot Agent? Or did I change something without unknowingly?

 

 

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  • 1. Quick check 
    Login to Microsoft 365 Compliance Center 
    Navigate to "Solutions > Information Governance > Active Policies" 
    Filter policies related to "Microsoft 365 Copilot" 
    2. Key commands to check (requires administrator privileges) 
    powershell 
    # Check Copilot Data Sharing settings 
    Get-SPOTenant | select CopilotDataSharingEnabled Temporarily disable sharing (if required) powershell Set-SPOTenant -CopilotDataSharingEnabled $false Follow-up Auditing Auditing select CopilotDataSharingEnabled 
    3. Temporarily disable sharing (if required) 
    powershell 
    Set-SPOTenant -CopilotDataSharingEnabled $false 
    Follow-up 
    4. Audit actions 
    Checks Copilot activity in the last 7 days:
    powershell 
    Search-UnifiedAuditLog -StartDate (Get-Date).AddDays(-7) -Operations Copilot* 
    5. Contact Support 
    If unintended sharing is confirmed, contact immediately: 
    powershell 
    Start- MsolServiceTicket -Title "Copilot Data Sharing Exception" 
    6. Preventive Measures 
    It is recommended to enable sensitivity labels: 
    powershell 
    Set-LabelPolicy -Identity "Standard" -AdvancedSettings @{ Microsoft365Copilot="Disabled"} 
    (please make sure you have sufficient privileges before executing, it is recommended to validate in a test environment first)

     

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