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MC496241: Notification Granularity for Teams Mobile through Intune

Customers in fields like finance, healthcare, and law have been asking for a more granular control of what Teams Mobile shows and hides in a notification preview. In response, we are introducing an optional way for admins to control how much detail a user sees in a lock screen notification.

Note: This feature is only available to customers with Intune. If you organization does not use Intune you can safely disregard.

This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 102651

Admins can use Intune to determine the types of content a user can see in a notification on their mobile lock screen.

MC496241: Notification Granularity for Teams Mobile through Intune

When this will happen

We began rolling this out in mid-December and expect to complete by late January.

How this affects your organization

This feature is off by default. If you choose not to utilize this feature, there will be no impact on your end users or tenant. If you would like to set up this functionality, please follow the steps below.

Step 1: Go to Microsoft Endpoint Manager Admin Center.

Go to Microsoft Endpoint Manager Admin Center

Step 2: Go to Apps > App Protection Policy. Click Create Policy, select Microsoft Teams in Public Apps.

Step 3: Select Block org Data, and follow the rest of the steps through. Public documentation on how to set a policy.

Step 4: Then, once you are done setting a App Protection Policy, go to App Configuration Policies, click Add > Managed Apps.

Then, once you are done setting a App Protection Policy, go to App Configuration Policies, click Add > Managed Apps.

Step 5: Set the following key value pairs for Microsoft Teams. 0 is ‘off’ and the default setting, 1 is ‘on’.

  • Com.microsoft.teams.chat.notifications.IntuneMAMOnly
  • Com.microsoft.teams.channel.notifications.IntuneMAMOnly
  • Com.microsoft.teams.other.notifications.IntuneMAMOnly

Set the following key value pairs for Microsoft Teams. 0 is ‘off’ and the default setting, 1 is ‘on’.

Step 6: Go back to Apps > App Protection Policies. In the column that says Deployed, it should say Yes for the policy you created. If it still says No, refresh the page, get a cup of coffee, wait a few minutes. It takes ~10 minutes to deploy.

Go back to Apps > App Protection Policies. In the column that says Deployed, it should say Yes for the policy you created. If it still says No, refresh the page, get a cup of coffee, wait a few minutes. It takes ~10 minutes to deploy.

Message ID: MC496241
Published: 2023-01-11
Updated: 2023-01-11
Product(s): Microsoft Teams
Cloud instance(s): Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant), GCC High, DoD, GCC
Platform(s): Android, iOS
Release phase(s): General Availability

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