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prashantguptag
Sep 13, 2024Brass Contributor
Web content plug-in management in M365 Copilot
Hi, Referring to this announcement MC882258 in message center, MS informed that web content plug-in management will be removed from M365 admin center, rather it will be managed as part of Optional C...
Michel-Ehlert
Brass Contributor
Well, since yesterday I can confirm having eyes on multiple organizations, the web content plug-in is now indeed on.
And optional connected experience is a group policy for Office, not for the browser settings... I'm investigating if I can turn it off at all now 🤔
And optional connected experience is a group policy for Office, not for the browser settings... I'm investigating if I can turn it off at all now 🤔
Dominique_SC
Sep 24, 2024Copper Contributor
I have also seen the same behaviour on several tenants. The web content plugins were switched on again.
Not yet found a solution from Microsoft to disable the web content plugin again
Not yet found a solution from Microsoft to disable the web content plugin again
- Michel-EhlertSep 24, 2024Brass ContributorMicrosoft has moved Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft Copilot to the same architecture (which 'transitioned' Microsoft Copilot CDP into EDP). The control to disable, or enable the web-grounding when the user has the toggle of the web content plug-in 'on', is cloud policy optional connected experiences. Which you can find as admin on https://config.office.com/officeSettings/officePolicies
Derived from the info starting here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/copilot/microsoft-365/manage-public-web-access#controls-available-to-manage-web-grounding