MS-721 · Question #272
You have a Microsoft 365 E5 subscription that includes Microsoft Teams. You have an app setup policy named SalesApps that installs the Avatars app for the users in your company's sales department. You
The correct answer is D. From Permission policies in Team apps, create an app permission policy that blocks the Avatars. Manage the Avatars app in Microsoft Teams The Avatars app is enabled by default for all organizations. As an admin, you can control whether avatars for Teams is available in your organization and who can use Avatars using Teams Admin Center policies, Microsoft 365 service plans,
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- AFrom Manage apps in Teams apps, set the Avatars app status to Blocked.
- BFrom Manage users in Users, modify the settings of User1.
- CFrom Setup policies in Team apps, modify the SalesApps policy.
- DFrom Permission policies in Team apps, create an app permission policy that blocks the Avatars
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Manage the Avatars app in Microsoft Teams The Avatars app is enabled by default for all organizations. As an admin, you can control whether avatars for Teams is available in your organization and who can use Avatars using Teams Admin Center policies, Microsoft 365 service plans, or App centric management of Teams apps. Block Avatars app in the Teams Admin Center Blocking users is important when you don't want certain users to access the avatars for Teams app. You can also block users if there's a report of an inappropriate avatar that violates company policy and needs to be disabled. If you want to block the avatars for Teams app available from a set of users, you need to add it to the app permissions policy assigned to those users. Create a policy to block the Avatars app for specific users In the Teams admin center, go to Teams apps > Permission policies. In App permissions policies, select Add. Provide a name and description for the policy. Under Microsoft apps, select Block specific apps and allow all others, and then select Block apps. Search for and select the Avatars app, then select Block. Enter a policy name and description and then Save. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/meeting-avatars
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