What’s new in the Microsoft Intune Service Update for July 2025
The Microsoft Intune service update for July 2025 is now live with a new service build. The release number will appear in the Tenant Status blade. Users should review the latest features and updates on the Intune What’s New and service update blogs to prepare. Your Microsoft Intune account has been updated to the latest service build. How this will affect your organization: You will see the service release number updated in the Tenant Status blade of the Intune admin center soon. We have introduced some changes that we are excited for you to try out. What you need to do to prepare: Review the additional information below to learn more about what’s new in this service release. We will continue to update the What’s new page with any features that are released between now and the next monthly service update. Learn more by reviewing features highlighted in the latest Intune What’s new 2507 (July) blog and how the Intune service updates each month is described in the Microsoft Intune Service Updates blog. Additional Information: Intune What’s new What’s new 2507 (July) blog Staying up to date on Intune new features, service changes, and service health Message ID: MC1121496
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