Exam MD-102 topic 1 question 7 discussion

iOS and Android only

was for Android and IOS only not for Windows:)

The answer is correct, you can create device config PROFILES for Windows devices, not "policies"

For mercy microsoft open the door for Windows

Nowadays you can also create them for Windows.

App configuration policies now can be applied to Windows devices as well

From Copilot I get the confusion: the older answer C was based on the historical use of app configuration policies, which were initially designed for iOS and Android only. As Intune has evolved, so have its capabilities. Nowadays, those policies apply to Windows devices too. So, given the most recent information, it's not just iOS and Android anymore—it's all platforms Intune can manage, meaning all devices in your list. E is the right call.

Correct option is E: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/app-configuration-policies-managed-app

I think currently the 4 options may be correct, according to this reference link: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/app-configuration-policies-managed-app

The answer is: E. Device1, Device2, Device3, and Device4. App configuration policies can be applied to all managed devices, regardless of the platform. Managed devices are devices that are enrolled in Microsoft Intune and have a management profile installed. In this case, all four devices are managed devices, so app configuration policies can be applied to all of them. Here is a breakdown of the different platforms and whether they can be managed by Intune: Windows 10 and Windows 11: Yes Android: Yes iOS: Yes macOS: No Linux: No So the correct answer is E.

No, App Configuration policies in Microsoft Intune are not only for Android and iOS devices; they can also be used for Windows devices. App Configuration policies allow you to configure settings and features for apps on mobile devices, regardless of the operating system. With App Configuration policies, you can customize app behavior, configure app settings, and even control app access to corporate resources. These policies are particularly useful for managing settings in line-of-business (LOB) apps or apps developed in-house that support AppConfig standards. In the case of Windows devices managed by Intune, App Configuration policies can be used to configure settings for Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps and Win32 apps deployed using Intune. This allows you to tailor the app experience and functionality to meet your organization's specific requirements. OPTION E IS CORRECT

In Microsoft Intune, app configuration policies can be applied to devices that run mobile operating systems, such as Android and iOS. Based on the provided table: Device1: Windows 10 Device2: Windows 11 Device3: Android Device4: iOS App configuration policies are generally intended for mobile operating systems. Therefore, the correct answer is: C. Device3 and Device4 only

I'm confused. Can you explain why we can apply "app configuration policies" only for mobile (Android and iOS) and not for Windows 10 and 11? The apps in the Microsoft Store are also called "apps" so why can't we apply these configuration policies to the 'apps' in the Microsoft Store? Thanks

E is correct. From Intune admin center > Apps > App protection policies, it now can choose ios/ipados, android and windows

Answer is correct. You can only configure App Configuration policy for IOS & Android devices.

C is correct You can create and use app configuration policies to provide configuration settings for https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/app-configuration-policies-overviewboth iOS/iPadOS or Android apps.

iOS/iPadOS & Android