Ending support for custom profiles for personally owned work profile devices in April 2025
If you are currently using custom profiles for Android Enterprise personally owned work profile devices, you need to take action before April 2025. Microsoft Intune will no longer support these custom profiles and admins should transition to equivalent settings in the Intune admin center. The blog provides detailed information and preparation steps for this transition. After April 2025, admins will not be able to create new custom profiles for these devices, but can still view and edit previously created custom profiles.
To prepare for this change, it is important to identify if you have custom profiles for Android Enterprise personally owned work profile devices and create new policies with the equivalent settings as needed. Information on equivalent settings is available in the blog, along with a detailed list of preparation steps. Keep in mind that the functionality set by these custom profiles may change in the future, since they will no longer be supported by Intune.
Overall, it is important to plan ahead and make the necessary adjustments before April 2025. For additional information and guidance, refer to the original blog post: Ending support for custom profiles for personally owned work profile devices
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