MC727449: "User consent to apps" setting in the Microsoft 365 portal to be retired

Announcement IDMC727449Published Date03-07-2024
ServiceGeneralLast Updated03-07-2024
CategoryPlan for changeExpiration Date06-24-2024
Roadmap IDAction Required by Date
TagsMajor update, Admin impact, Retirement


Summary
                The "User consent to Apps" setting in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center will be retired in early April 2024, and users are recommended to use the user consent settings in the Entra portal instead. No changes will be made to existing settings, but admins will no longer be able to edit the policy using the Microsoft 365 admin center. Users can set their tenant-wide user consent policy through the Entra portal. No preparation is needed, but users needing to view or edit their tenant-wide consent settings should use the experience in the Entra portal.


More Information

Microsoft will be retiring the "User consent to Apps" toggle in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center. Instead, we recommend the utilization of the user consent settings in the Entra portal, which is where we will continue to invest our development resources.

When this will happen:

We will be rolling out this change in early April 2024 and expect to complete by early May 2024.

How this will affect your organization:

To control what permissions users can consent to, you can set your tenant-wide user consent policy through the Entra portal. No changes will be done to your settings as a part of this retirement, but admins will no longer be able to edit the policy using the Microsoft 365 admin center.

What you need to do to prepare:

No preparation is needed, but if you are needing to view or edit your tenant-wide consent settings, please use the experience in the Entra portal.

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