Feb 18 2022 08:26 PM
Can we use Defender for Endpoint to block file transfer using Bluetooth?
We use Intune\MEM.
Thanks.
Feb 28 2022 06:13 AM
Feb 28 2022 08:24 AM
Apr 25 2022 04:22 AM
@Solu Hey,
to my understanding of how we block file transfer with Bluetooth is to do not allow the file transfer service in the Device Control policy that are related to allow the file transfer. So I think I would add all Bluetooth services to the "Bluetooth allowed services" list except those which would allow the file transfer.
So, do not add the following Bluetooth services to the "Bluetooth allowed services" list:
The ID´s that you should not add to your intune policy´s Bluetooth service allow list are the following:
If you do configure all your Bluetooth services all in one policy.
It would be appreciated if some of you pros could confirm my approach and see if I'm on the right track.
Thank you.
May 30 2023 11:02 PM
Thank you, we are already using this service allowed method of approach only. However, we have challenge that, for specific Bluetooth models like Sony wireless headset model WH-1000XM5, WH-XB910N, etc while doing so the Voice (Mic) service alone is getting blocked. we have already added all the class service UUIDs in that Service Allowed list except File transfer but Voice (Mic) alone is not working for certain models.
Is there a way to block only Bluetooth File Transfer service alone so that all remaining services to be allowed to avoid the challenges of required services not working scenarios.
Thanks,
Sridhar L
Jul 11 2023 11:45 PM
Hii Sir
I would like a setting from Windows Active Directory to have block bluetooth but only connect bluetooth headphones which only transmits audio but no data or file sharing.
It is Possible or not...?
If it possible then please guide me...!