Take a look at 'session controls' in conditional access - with a 'condition' for the device in question.
You can certainly target a specific CA policy at your device.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/azure/active-directory/conditional-access/concept-conditional-access-session#application-enforced-restrictions
Remove SSO from Shared Ipad with the help of CA Policy
Abhi Kumar
21
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Hello,
We use a shared iPad for testing and working in our company, during which we noticed that single sign-on (SSO) was creating trouble for us as we needed to switch between different domains and different IDs, but as SSO was enabled, some of the apps remained signed in due to this.
** "Is there any way by creating Conditional Access Policies or by configuration profiles by which we can restrict or block the SSO in the shared devices like iPad? If not, is there any other alternative to remove/restrict SSO from the shared devices?" **
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Mark Taylor 311 Reputation points
2022-11-08T10:26:13.56+00:00