Updated 05/24/21 - Working with the Adobe Acrobat app development team, the iOS Adobe Reader mobile app now supports the 'Save Copies of Org Data' setting.
The Adobe Acrobat reader mobile app supports Intune app protection policies as of August 2019 on both Android and iOS. On iOS, there was a previously known issue with the 'Save Copies of Org Data' setting targeted to the Adobe Acrobat reader app. Previously, when this setting was configured, it did not block saving copies of PDF files from the Adobe Acrobat mobile app to the Adobe Document Cloud.
For more info on configuring and managing Acrobat Reader for iOS with Intune, please see the links below to learn more:
If your organization wants to block this behavior, Adobe Acrobat on iOS currently enables an app config key/value to block this. You can adjust the key/value for both MDM (managed device) and non-MDM (managed app) channels in Intune by following the instructions in the documentation linked here (MDM) or here (APP). The key is 'allowDocumentCloudFSAndServicesAccess' and the value should be set to 'false'. This removes the option given to the end user to 'Save to Adobe Document Cloud' within their Adobe app. This key and value should be delivered through Intune app config policies.
Post updates:
- 12/19/19: We are still working with the Adobe Acrobat app development team to integrate the Intune SDK within their app.
- 5/24/21: Working with the Adobe Acrobat app development team, the iOS Adobe Reader mobile app now supports the 'Save Copies of Org Data' setting.
