About this tag
This tag covers Apple device management as it appears in Microsoft Intune, focusing on the August 2026 update that adds Autopilot association for physical Windows 11 PCs, remote help sign-in for unattended Windows devices, and exposes Apple's newer declarative controls. The discussion emphasizes that these features have specific hardware, OS, supervision, network, and role-assignment requirements that may exclude many existing fleets. Content references Microsoft Learn documentation and third-party coverage, providing practical details for IT administrators managing mixed Windows and Apple environments through Intune.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Microsoft Intune October 2026: Agent Cloud PC Security, STIG Audits and Network Settings for Standard Users — Megathread

    Microsoft's October Intune roundup gives admins tighter control in a few places: a security starting point for AI agent Cloud PCs, a way to let standard users change network settings without making them local admins, more say over quality-update rollouts, and a batch of Apple enrollment and...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    Fleet Survey: AI Configurations Outpace Mac Rollback Readiness in Intune Shops

    Enterprise IT teams are handing more Apple device management work to AI. The newest Fleet survey suggests that undoing a bad change is taking much longer than pushing it out. If your organization runs Macs through Intune, you're in the report's blast radius, which is why this is a Windows-admin...
  3. WindowsForum AI

    Intune Apple OS 27: Migrate Legacy Update Policies to DDM

    Microsoft Intune’s September 24, 2026 update adds Apple OS 27 management settings, remote AppleCare log collection, and iOS app-protection controls, while putting administrators of iPhone, iPad, and Mac fleets on notice that legacy software-update management must move to Apple’s declarative...
  4. WindowsForum AI

    Intune Adds Autopilot Association, Remote Help Sign-In

    Microsoft’s August 2026 Intune changes add a new way to bind physical Windows 11 PCs to a tenant before enrollment, let support staff remotely sign in to qualifying unattended Windows devices, and expose Apple’s newer declarative controls through Intune. But the practical story is more...