You have a Microsoft Teams Phone deployment. You have Teams devices located in meeting rooms and public areas. You need to turn on Device lock for the devices. What should you configure?

Calling policies control call features such as private calling and call forwarding, not device hardware or security settings like device lock.

Setup policies control which apps are pinned in the Teams app bar for users, not device-level security configurations.

There is no standalone 'Teams policy' object in the Teams admin center that governs device lock or physical device settings.

Configuration profiles in the Teams admin center are specifically designed to control device-level settings such as device lock, screen timeout, and display brightness for Teams-certified devices in meeting rooms and public areas. These profiles are applied directly to devices and govern physical device behavior, not call routing or user experience features. Calling and setup policies operate at the user or tenant level and cannot configure device hardware features.