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{"summary":"This tag covers restricted content discovery in Microsoft 365, focusing on how Microsoft 365 Copilot can surface content that employees already have permission to access. Discussions highlight the importance of governance and licensing before Copilot rollout, noting that Microsoft stopped allowing new Restricted SharePoint Search enablements on July 31, 2026. IT teams must assess tenant exposure and operational capacity to manage discovery risks. The tag addresses the intersection of AI, security, and enterprise IT, emphasizing proactive measures to prevent unintended content exposure through Copilot's grounding in Microsoft Graph."} {"meta_description":"Restricted content discovery in Microsoft 365: Copilot can surface accessible content, so IT must manage governance and licensing before rollout."}
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Restricted SharePoint Search Blocked for New Copilot Rollouts

    Petri’s warning that Microsoft 365 Copilot can surface content employees were already allowed to access is correct, but its proposed readiness playbook is already partly out of date: Microsoft stopped allowing new Restricted SharePoint Search enablements on July 31, 2026. For IT teams planning a...