We’ve discussed this many times internally and it’s definitely not meeting our standard to just repeat the UI string. If you (or anyone) can tell us which tooltips need fixing, I will file bugs and get them fixed. But we need to know exactly which ones so I can get the bug to the right team. If you can give us either exact repro steps or better yet attach a screenshot, that will be enough to get them fixed.

Hi, Tomer, right now we don’t include that, but I converted your question to a suggestion to do that and filed it in our “fencing” category for features activated or deactivated based on physical or temporal conditions like location or time.

Also, a great place to ask questions from the community is the TechNet Forums. It’s more geared towards discussion than UserVoice, which is more of a suggestion box. Many of our wonderful MVPs read the posts there and help answer questions about Intune
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/home?forum=microsoftintuneprod
Check it out!
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I don’t know that there’s a way to do it in the UI, but if you’re good with a bit of coding/scripting, you could probably do it with Graph and maybe a bit of PowerShell.

To confirm – are you asking for the ability to do Office updates on the Intune full client, or on PCs managed using the built-in MDM client?

Is this on all platforms or just one device type?

Hi, James, I see your comment. I sent you mail out of band using the UserVoice “contact subscribers” feature, but that doesn’t show up in the conversation on the public site. But if you’re having problems reading that mail, here’s what I said:

Have you already opened a support case on this? If so, can you reply to this mail with the support case number so I can look at the case notes? If you haven’t opened a case, that’s what I’m going to suggest next, so they can look into what’s happening.

Is you’re using the Azure portal to manage the Windows devices they have to be enrolled using MDM, so I will move this to the enrollment category instead of PC Client.

Are you asking so if you change a policy you could roll back the change? You can use the Graph API to get all of your policies, and then use Graph again to “restore” a policy.

You can get the policy using the Graph API, which is even better because then you can script it to set the policy in another tenant. Would that get you what you want? Or is it an actual button you want?

Hi, Joe, before Intune could manage something like this, Outlook would have to permit an MDM system to manage fonts. I checked, and they don’t. If you go to https://outlook.uservoice.com/, you can submit a suggestion to that team to make it something that could be set via policy, and then if they do that, Intune could set it, either in the UI or using an OMA-URI. Most Outlook-related requests would need work on both sides.

If you file that, come back here and past the Outlook request URL, so anyone who wants to vote this one up would know to go vote that one up, too.

I doubt this will get any traction, either externally or internally, but I’ll leave it here. I do want to stress that Intune in Azure is now fully extendable by 3rd party developers and Intune Admins who can do some coding using the Graph API.
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/docs/api-reference/beta/resources/intune_graph_overview

Hi, are you talking about this change? https://aka.ms/compliance_policies
Where are you located?

Can you tell us more about what you need to control on Apple TV devices? Are you talking about devices in conference rooms, or are you using them for kiosks?

Do you think this is a bug? If so, the best thing to do is open a support case so they can check the back end.

“Break-fix” support, and big support, is included with subscriptions to Microsoft Intune so opening a support incident won’t incur additional charges. For more information about opening a support ticket, see http://aka.ms/intunesupport.

Can you attach a screen shot of what you want to change, on all platforms you’d want to change it? Some screens in enrollment are controlled by the Operating System and some aren’t, so it helps to have pictures. Or if not that, if you can include the exact text for each platform, that would work.
Thanks!

Is this a request for Intune+ConfigMgr hybrid, or ConfigMgr onprem only, or Intune only?

Hi, Tony, I’m not sure what you’re asking for here. When do you want the alert and who is seeing it?

I have confirmed this is by design, so I am tweaking the title slightly to make it a request to change the designed behavior.

As of the week of June 4, 2018, the Microsoft Edge browser for mobile devices (iOS and Android) supports Microsoft Intune app protection policies. Users of iOS and Android devices who sign-in with their corporate Azure AD accounts in the Edge application will be protected by Intune. On iOS devices, the Require managed browser for web content policy will allow users to open links in Edge when it is managed.

I think what you’re asking for is making Edge replace the managed browser, so I won’t call this complete, but wanted you to know that we added this Edge-related feature.