iOS Filtering with Defender Endpoint According to App
Greetings, I'm looking to replicate the following, only with Intune and Defender for Endpoint: https://kb.smoothwall.com/hc/en-us/articles/6401257533980-Limiting-access-to-in-app-browsers-on-iPad My first question is if this is possible? I'm administrating supervised iPads and iPhones for a small entity, and we are in need of filtering the in-app browsers differently than we do Safari. The goal is to specify Defender as a Third-Party Plugin in a profile, and specify exceptions to that profile by bundle ID (ie, Safari). So I'm wondering if Defender can be configured to allow a whitelist of URL's? If so, that's where my knowledge is coming up short. I'm learning as I go on this; I hope I'm making sense. Thanks.
How to set properties of content controls in xml/xsd
Hi all, In Word, I have an xml file for the content controls that I use in templates. I use this file from >Developers >XML Mapping Pane. Currently, my xml only lists control names:, like: <XXTemplates xmlns="XX_templates"> <XXDocDate/> <XXDepartmentName/> </XXTemplates> I would like to add some properties to these definitions, like type (date, text only, etc.), default tag, default info text, locking information, etc. I have searched the internet, but so far, I have found no simple help for this. The only thing I have discovered, it that I need te create an xsd file for this? And what statements should it hold? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
