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First published on CloudBlogs on Nov, 19 2014
Howdy folks, Two week ago I blogged about how your can solve issues with shared account management using our cool new password-based single sign-on (SSO) capability for ... Today I want to let you know how you can get SSO to Azure AD connected SAAS apps, including password-based apps like Twitter and Facebook multiple devices, including iPhones, iPads, and now Android devices. As you learned, password-based SSO enables sign-on and password management experiences for less-sophisticated cloud apps that don't support identity federation by using an Azure AD Access Panel plugin that is installed in the end-user's web browser. We currently offer this plugin for Internet Explorer 8 and up, Firefox, and Chrome (this one works on the Mac too!). However the major mobile platforms don't support the browser plugins, so we've created the "My Apps" mobile app to help users access their apps on mobile devices. "My Apps" is optimized for your mobile device and supports all of the features of our online access panel at http://myapps.microsoft.com . Simply install and launch the app, sign in using your work account hosted in Windows Azure AD, and then select the app you want to sign into. Your app launches immediately inside the "My Apps" web browser, no other sign in required. Users can also change their organizational password, or edit their multi-factor authentication settings (if configured) from inside the app. "My Apps" is available today for both the iOS and Android platforms. These apps are both "GAd" and ready for production use. My Apps for Android My Apps for Android works on any device running Android version 4.1 or higher, and is available today in the Google Play store .
Howdy folks, Two week ago I blogged about how your can solve issues with shared account management using our cool new password-based single sign-on (SSO) capability for ... Today I want to let you know how you can get SSO to Azure AD connected SAAS apps, including password-based apps like Twitter and Facebook multiple devices, including iPhones, iPads, and now Android devices. As you learned, password-based SSO enables sign-on and password management experiences for less-sophisticated cloud apps that don't support identity federation by using an Azure AD Access Panel plugin that is installed in the end-user's web browser. We currently offer this plugin for Internet Explorer 8 and up, Firefox, and Chrome (this one works on the Mac too!). However the major mobile platforms don't support the browser plugins, so we've created the "My Apps" mobile app to help users access their apps on mobile devices. "My Apps" is optimized for your mobile device and supports all of the features of our online access panel at http://myapps.microsoft.com . Simply install and launch the app, sign in using your work account hosted in Windows Azure AD, and then select the app you want to sign into. Your app launches immediately inside the "My Apps" web browser, no other sign in required. Users can also change their organizational password, or edit their multi-factor authentication settings (if configured) from inside the app. "My Apps" is available today for both the iOS and Android platforms. These apps are both "GAd" and ready for production use. My Apps for Android My Apps for Android works on any device running Android version 4.1 or higher, and is available today in the Google Play store .
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