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Hi, i am using Intune to fully manage my device, i have also set blacklist and whitelist the URL, but on the edge menu, user can click on that image search, then click on the default picture to search for images and access URL link whereby cannot be block by Microsoft Intune. you all can try it out and get what i mean.
is there a way to block this image search on the edge menu ? or block the whole edge menu?
Intune simply delivers and enforces policies that Edge itself defines so the first question is whether there is even a policy in Edge. If so, then yes, Intune can do this. If no, then no Intune can't do this.
Think you are wrong, Intune is not as powerful as you think, u can try to block the URL and test. it will not block "Images search" URL link there. i been using for 3 year and this product is a pain. Even chrome discovery on the front page also cannot be block the header and Picture display there.
Sorry, I have no idea what your response means. I've in no way stated or implied that Intune is "powerful". I've simply stated that Edge must have a policy first that can control the behavior you are after. If this doesn't exist, then there's nothing Intune can do about it. If the policy control exists, then yes, Intune can control it.
The policy existed in Intune that allow to block URL. But if you access to Edge Menu "Images search" and click on the images, user can access all the URL link there as the policy does not existed at all. i have already screenshot above the picture.