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B. No Conditional Access App Control (CAAC) provides real-time monitoring and control over user sessions to cloud apps, but it does not enable the discovery or management of OAuth applications or the creation of OAuth app policies. OAuth app policies require the connection of cloud apps via API connectors to gain visibility into app permissions.

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A. Yes Conditional Access app control focuses on enforcing session-level policies for real-time access, not on providing the capability to discover or manage permissions of OAuth applications or create policies for them.

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