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Conditional Access Policies that query \"Device Info\" such as the compliance status or a filter do not work natively in all browsers. Since devices that have a compliance status are mostly managed anyway, we can easily distribute these settings via Intune.
In this article, I limit myself to logins via Windows using the Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers.<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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