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Turning the settings on in SharePoint creates the Conditional Access policies for you, so for my demo I disabled those as the one I made for had different conditions and included SharePoint as well as a service. On the OneDrive tab in PC Settings, click the Metered connections tab. In the classic SharePoint Admin Center it is found under that Access Control menu, and in SharePoint PowerShell use Set-SPOTenant -ConditionalAccessPolicy AllowLimitedAccess SharePoint and OneDrive Wizard Driven SetupДЇor reference, in the SharePoint Admin Centre and Policies > Access Control > Unmanaged Devices, here you turn on вЂњAllow limited web-only accessвЂќ or вЂњBlock accessвЂќ to do the above process of creating the conditional access rule for you, but with pre-canned conditions: Login as the user under the conditions you have set in the policy (in my example, the conditions where for the specific user only, but you could do network or device conditions as well. SharePoint Online will then implement read only viewing for all users that fall into this policy you have just created.Д®nsure the user is licensed for SharePoint Online (and a mailbox if you are testing Exchange Online) and an Azure AD Premium P1 licence and ensure there is a document library with documents in it for testing! Under Session, and this is the important one, select вЂњUse app enforced restrictionsвЂќ.I have also selected Exchange Online, as the same idea exists in that service as well

Under вЂњCloud appsвЂќ select Office 365 SharePoint Online.Here you are more likely to pick the users for whom data leakage is an issue Under вЂњUsers and GroupsвЂќ I selected my one test user.The pictures, as you cannot create the policies in the cmdline, are as follows: In real world scenarios you would more likely create a policy that applied to a group and not individual users and forced ReadOnly only when other conditions such as non-compliant device (i.e. This would mean this user is always in ReadOnly mode. Here I created a policy that applied to one user and no other policy settings. You need an Azure AD Premium P1 licence for this feature. Ability to encrypt/decrypt files on-the-fly when uploading/downloading files from OneDrive External Enhancements. Step 1: Create a Conditional Access Policy in Azure AD When this is enabled documents can be viewed in the browser only and not downloaded.

Both SharePoint Online (including OneDrive for Business) and Exchange Online allow a read only mode to be implemented based on certain user or device or network conditions.ДЇor these settings in Exchange Online see my other post at.