Azure AD – You can now recover a deleted registered application (preview)
As you know, you can register applications on Azure AD when your application need to have access to data hosted on Azure AD (groups membership, users...
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As you know when you enable BitLocker with Intune you have the option (highly recommended by the way) to save the recovery key into Azure AD.
Well, when you have to get the recovery key for a device and you don’t know the device name (which may happen if you need the recovery during a startup) it is a little bit tricky to find the information you need.
Good new, you can now search the recovery key based on the BitLocker Key ID.
To search using the BitLocker Key ID, logon to your Azure AD portal (https://aad.portal.azure.com/) and access the Azure Active Directory\Devices\BitLocker keys blade
There enter the BitLocker Key ID shown on the recovery screen, if the recovery key has been saved in AAD you will get the device name, the key ID, the option to get the recovery key and the drive(s) encrypted with BitLocker
Restrict Access to BitLocker Recovery Key (Preview)
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Intune – You can now continue Autopilot Hybrid Azure AD Join process even if your AD domain is not reachable
By now, you already know Intune/Endpoint Configuration Manager Autopilot which allows you to give your end-users new devices without having to build...