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Discover the Latest Microsoft Intune Features: March 2303 Edition

What’s New in Microsoft Intune – 2303 (March) Edition
Introduction
As the cloud continues to evolve, so too does Microsoft Intune. Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based service that helps organizations manage and secure mobile devices, desktops, and apps. This article takes a look at the new features and updates in the latest Microsoft Intune 2303 (March) edition.

What’s New for Mobile Device Management
The Microsoft Intune 2303 (March) edition introduces a host of new features and updates for mobile device management. The following sections provide an overview of the most noteworthy changes.

Android Enterprise Changes
The 2303 (March) edition of Intune includes several changes to Android Enterprise. This includes the ability to deploy shared device configurations to devices running Android 10 or later. Additionally, the edition includes support for the Android Enterprise Certificate Enrollment Profile.

iOS and iPadOS Changes
The 2303 (March) edition of Intune includes several changes to iOS and iPadOS. This includes the ability to deploy shared device configurations to devices running iOS 13.4 or later. Additionally, the edition includes support for the iOS/iPadOS Certificate Enrollment Profile.

Windows 10 Changes
The 2303 (March) edition of Intune includes several changes to Windows 10. This includes the ability to deploy shared device configurations to devices running Windows 10 20H2 or later. Additionally, the edition includes support for the Windows 10 Certificate Enrollment Profile.

What’s New for Application Management
The Microsoft Intune 2303 (March) edition introduces a host of new features and updates for application management. The following sections provide an overview of the most noteworthy changes.

iOS and iPadOS Changes
The 2303 (March) edition of Intune includes several changes to iOS and iPadOS. This includes the ability to deploy shared application configurations to devices running iOS 13.4 or later. Additionally, the edition includes support for the iOS/iPadOS App Enrollment Profile.

Android Changes
The 2303 (March) edition of Intune includes several changes to Android. This includes the ability to deploy shared application configurations to devices running Android 6.0 Marshmallow or later. Additionally, the edition includes support for the Android App Enrollment Profile.

Windows 10 Changes
The 2303 (March) edition of Intune includes several changes to Windows 10. This includes the ability to deploy shared application configurations to devices running Windows 10 20H2 or later. Additionally, the edition includes support for the Windows 10 App Enrollment Profile.

Conclusion
The Microsoft Intune 2303 (March) edition introduces a host of new features and updates, both for mobile device management and application management. These changes provide organizations with the ability to better manage and secure their mobile devices, desktops, and apps. For more information on the changes included in the 2303 (March) edition of Intune, please refer to Microsoft’s official documentation.
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What’s new in Microsoft Intune – 2303 (March) edition
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2. Intune updates
3. Intune March Edition