Recent Blog ArticlesMost RecentMost LikesRe: How to troubleshoot sensitivity Labels – Part 2 nikkichappleonce again, honest thank you for pointing that out and for your kind feedback 🙂 It should now be fixed and updated How to troubleshoot sensitivity Labels – Part 2 In this article,we’ll approach how to see, analyze, and compare some of the label data we might find to troubleshoot sensitivity labels on the clients. Re: How to troubleshoot sensitivity Labels – Part 1 nikkichapplePart 2 was published yesterday 🙂 Here's the link:How to troubleshoot sensitivity Labels – Part 2 - Microsoft Community Hub Re: How to troubleshoot sensitivity Labels – Part 1 nikkichapplethank you for the heads up 🙂 Updated now and thanks again How to troubleshoot sensitivity Labels – Part 1 Often people came and asked this same question. Although all my eventual on-hands experience would increase, it can be tricky to answer to this question, or even just to give a straightfor...Re: How to troubleshoot sensitivity Labels – Part 1 aaron001its possible via both, what might depend on is the workload (exchange, sharepoint...) you apply it to, as for auto labeling policies, it has to do with the fact if we are talking about data ...Re: How to troubleshoot sensitivity Labels – Part 1 tatuseppalaThank you for your feedback & excellent question. Asyou can exclude either users, applications or both on the CAs conditions, I'd say yes, that'd be an acceptable practice although you c...Re: Using Label Policy Rules to Troubleshoot Label Issues Small Update -Advanced setting OutlookDefaultLabel with value "none" is now a supported setting as perCustom configurations - Azure Information Protection unified labeling client | Microsoft Docs
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