Intune · What's New
Require Managed Home Screen authentication for protected app activities
Microsoft Intune now helps prevent users from bypassing Managed Home Screen (MHS) authentication when they access protected activities in MAM-integrated apps.
What changed
If MHS requires sign-in or a session PIN, the app redirects the user to MHS before allowing access to protected content. Assign an Intune app protection policy to both the app and the signed-in user; no specific app protection policy setting is required.
Why it matters
Requiring Managed Home Screen authentication before protected app activity closes a bypass path on shared and dedicated Android devices.
Known limitations
- Availability, prerequisites and rollout scope remain authoritative in the linked Microsoft documentation.
Now check
- Verify Android Enterprise dedicated-device and Entra shared-device prerequisites
- Test MHS sign-in or session PIN before protected app activity
- Confirm permitted call behavior and user guidance