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Microsoft 365 MVP, Exchange Server Certified Master and UK Director at NBConsult

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Removing a Default Sensitivity Label

In Microsoft 365 Sensitivity Labels you can have a label policy that requires that all content is labelled. If you enable this and then later decide this is not for you, you can republish your label policy and disable the default label and the require label policies. That is, your settings start like this: And… Continue reading Removing a Default Sensitivity Label

Published January 13, 2021
Categorised as AIP, Microsoft 365, Office 365, sensitivity labels

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