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Exchange auto-labeling supports non-mail enabled security groups

Exchange auto-labeling supports non-mail enabled security groups

In a new Microsoft 365 update, non-mail enabled security groups can now benefit from service side auto-labeling for Exchange workloads. The feature is expected to roll out from mid-November and will be completed by late November. This update enables admins to apply auto-labeling policies to new Exchange locations for non-mail enabled security groups, increasing the scope of the system's functionality. To prepare for the update, determine if your organization has any non-mail enabled security groups that require automatic mail labeling and create or update auto-labeling policies as needed.

Keep your organization's mail efficiently labeled with these new features.

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