Expand the cloud app Session Controls area to be able to apply OWA policies on-the-fly.

Allow admins to do things like block download access unless the user is within a trusted location or on a compliant or domain joined device.

Effectively this, but without the need for ADFS: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn530630(v=exchg.150).aspx

Combining that with the SharePoint session controls will result in a more complete browser-only experience for unmanaged/untrusted devices.

The "require approved client apps" feature in conditional access is a very good security feature, but sometimes a 3:rd party app must be supported, .e.g., a room booking system for mobile devices. If the feature "require approved client apps" is enabled, there is no way to support a 3:rd party app. Please make it possible to add apps (tenant wide) to the "require approved client apps" list.

Please add the ability to customize the text that the end-user receive, when a sign in is being blocked due to corporate defined conditional access policies.

See: https://feedback.azure.com/forums/169401-azure-active-directory/suggestions/17486230-allow-custom-error-messages-for-conditional-access

Extend conditional access to cover EWS for on-premise Exchange. At present we are able to protect all entry methods other than Outlook on OSX connecting via EWS

Would be nice to be able to block enrollment of devices if they are not imported to the "Windows Autopilot devices" list and with the option to also check that it has an Autopilot profile attached to it.

Should also be a compliance setting to check if the device has gone through an Autopilot setup or not. If not, then mark as non-compliant.

We recently ran into the issue that our Conditional Access Policies were not applied to members of a nested Azure AD Security group that is a member of the Azure AD security group the policy is assigned to. Support confirmed this is currently "as designed". Can you please fix this so policies are applied to members of nested groups as well? Thank you!

Currently the Yammer Mobile App does not have feature support for Conditional Access with Intune or Azure AD Conditional Access to work with MAM WE.

This causes the Yammer App to be blocked when Conditional Access is configured and enabled for device targeting.

Requesting the feature support for Conditional Access to be implemented for Yammer to allow this area of support for the product.

Please also note the conversation in this thread: https://www.yammer.com/microsoft.com/#/Threads/show?threadId=800165359

Thank you.

Conditional Access for Windows is working fine on client PC/devices. But if we enable Conditional Access for Windows with a customer that has RDS or Citrix (also a form of a client) then Enchange online and sharepoint online is block on RDS or Citrix.
Please change the policy settings for Conditional Access for Windows so that Contitional Access for Windows is not working on RDS and Citrix servers with Word/Outlook/Excel/OneDrive installed.

Add Support to Block Access to SharePoint Online via browser while access is managed by InTune conditional access policies.

Add Appliction Conditional access for LOB apps so apps can be published by the Azure Application proxy.

Allow only a specific LOB app with MAM policies to the backend.
Block browsers and other apps, even when device is complaint.

Currently I can't whitelist Outlook application for iOS/Android with Conditional Access on-premise. Please allow this so the deployment can be based on Outlook as the default mail application.

The potential to place a device into a quarantine before permission is granted to access any corporate resource. Many of my customers wish to use Intune and have a mobility strategy but wish to restrict access to corporate devices only.

Perhaps one way to achieve this is to make it a condition for conditional access scenarios that the device is 'corporate', which could be extended to Azure AD conditional access too. This may give the opportunity to have different access policies depending on the application or service being granted access to.

Now that we have more Conditional Access options, like controlling OWA in Office365 the next step in this evolution would be to only allow Corporate owned devices to enroll. Making it possible to only enroll pre-registered devices. This would unblock a lot of customers with that exact requirement.

Skype for Business Server (SfB) today can be configured for ADAL which allows for MFA and Conditional Access via ADFS, but it would be ideal to require that conditional access for using the mobile app so that the apps can be managed and wiped.

Block Mac OSX browsers such as Safari and Chrome from Accessing Exchange Online and SharePoint Online via Intune Conditional Access.