First published on CloudBlogs on Oct 28, 2015
We will be releasing the next service update for
Microsoft Intune
between October 28 and November 6. New features and enhancements will be made available as part of this service update include:
-
Windows 10 Enterprise data protection (EDP) configuration policies:
You can now create and deploy configuration policies for Windows 10 enterprise data protection (EDP) settings, such as the list of apps that should be protected by EDP, enterprise network locations, protection level, and encryption using the new Windows 10 Enterprise data protection template.
-
Universal Windows apps:
You can now deploy and install Universal Windows apps on Windows 10 devices
-
Updated Intune Company Portal app on iOS:
The Intune Company Portal app on
iOS
has been updated with a “Send Diagnostic Report” button which allows users to submit feedback and diagnostic information to IT or service desk teams for support.
Also, as
announced
earlier this month, management of Android Marshmallow (also known as Android M or Android 6.0) devices is now supported by Intune. You can view the full list of features being released to Intune standalone (cloud only) by visiting the
what’s new in Intune page
in the TechNet library. Additionally, you can view the list of features being released to System Center Configuration Manager integrated with Intune (hybrid) by visiting the
what's new for MDM in Configuration Manager page
in the TechNet library.
Additional resources:
Note:
To see the specific timeframe for when your tenant will be updated, please visit the
Microsoft Intune status page
. You can identify the Service Instance that your Intune subscription is running on by opening your Intune administration console, clicking on the Admin tab and then selecting View Service Status. Your Service Instance will then be displayed at the top of the Intune Service Dashboard.
