Corrected Rapid Security Response
The page uses the term "Rapid Security Responses" while the current source names the feature "Background Security Improvements".
- Published toRapid Security Response
- SourceApple documentation
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August 17, 2026
Corrected Rapid Security Response
The page calls the feature "Rapid Security Responses", but the current source names it "Background Security Improvements".
- Published toRapid Security Response
- SourceApple documentation
Corrected What is Microsoft Auto Update (MAU)?
The page refers to "production" and "insider" channels; the source states Production and InsiderFast are deprecated, replaced by Current and Beta respectively.
- Published toWhat is Microsoft Auto Update (MAU)?
- SourceMicrosoft Learn
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August 10, 2026
Corrected Rapid Security Response
The page says the feature starts with iOS 16.4.1/iPadOS 16.4.1/macOS 13.3.1, but the current source states Background Security Improvements are supported starting with iOS 26.1, iPadOS 26.1, and macOS 26.1.
- Published toRapid Security Response
- SourceApple documentation
Corrected Enable FileVault in Setup Assistant
The page says to search for FileVault when adding settings, while the source says to navigate to the Full Disk Encryption category.
- Published toEnable FileVault in Setup Assistant
- SourceMicrosoft Learn
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August 3, 2026
Corrected Install the Company Portal app for MacOS as a MacOS LOB app
The page says to select the app type without mentioning selecting the macOS platform first; the source states you select the macOS platform and then Line-of-business app.
Custom compliance settings for macOS
Microsoft Intune now supports custom compliance settings for macOS, allowing admins to define compliance checks using scripts and JSON rules, similar to existing support for Windows and Linux. This capability can evaluate device configuration, security posture, and other custom attributes not covered by built-in settings. Results appear alongside standard compliance reporting in the Intune admin center.
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July 27, 2026
Corrected Configure Await Final Configuration
The page refers to distinguishing it from other enrollment "profiles", but the source describes creating an enrollment "policy" and distinguishing it from other enrollment "policies".
- Published toConfigure Await Final Configuration
- SourceMicrosoft Learn
Corrected Antivirus Configuration
The page lists 'Scanning inside archive files' without qualification, but the source states this setting applies to on-demand antivirus scans only.
- Published toAntivirus Configuration
- SourceMicrosoft Learn
Corrected Configure MacOS Platform SSO
The page lists only Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and Safari as supported browsers, but the source also lists Firefox as a supported browser.
- Published toConfigure MacOS Platform SSO
- SourceMicrosoft Learn
Corrected Script to get the last reboot time formatted
The page says the navigate is Devices \> macOS \> Custom Attributes; the current source describnavnavpath shthe settings are Devices \> By platform \> macOS \> Manage devices \> Scripts.
- Published toScript to get the last reboot time formatted
- SourceMicrosoft Learn
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July 14, 2026
Plan for change: Intune is moving to support macOS 15 and higher later this year
Microsoft Intune, the Company Portal app, and the Intune mobile device management agent will move to support macOS 15 and later, with the change occurring shortly after Apple's expected release of macOS 27 later in calendar year 2026. Devices already enrolled on macOS 14.x or below will remain enrolled, but new devices running macOS 14.x or below will be unable to enroll. Administrators can review Intune reporting under Devices and All devices, filter by macOS, and ask users to upgrade to a supported OS version.
- Published toWhat's New for macOS Management
- SourceMicrosoft Intune important notices
The changelog moved to the main website
Published the source-linked changelog at www.intunemacadmins.com/changelog, added a Changelog button to the main landing page that opens in a new tab, and connected the static page to the same automated changelog source used by the documentation workflows.
- Published toMain website changelog, IntuneMacAdmins landing page
- SourceDocumentation repository
A transparent changelog moved to center stage
Redesigned the old release list as a source-first timeline at /changelog, added a landing-page call to action, preserved the historical archive, and connected both documentation workflows so future content and corrections log themselves automatically.
- Published toChangelog, IntuneMacAdmins home
- SourceDocumentation repository
macOS PKG apps can update automatically
Added Microsoft’s new behavior for available macOS PKG apps. When an admin uploads a newer version with the same bundle ID, previously installed available apps can update without another Company Portal action. The behavior requires Intune management agent version 2606.013 or later.
- Published toWhat’s New in Intune
- SourceMicrosoft Intune release notes
Documentation updates became set-and-forget
Rebuilt the content and freshness workflows so verified changes update existing pages first, create a well-placed page only when necessary, validate the exact pull request revision, merge automatically, and confirm GitBook and Vercel publication.
- Published toDocumentation repository
- SourceAutomation implementation
Community Pulse and Core Contributors were retired
Removed the Community Pulse category, its generated pages and source collectors, plus the Core Contributors table. Community resources, tools, and the complete contributor list remain available in their established sections.
- Published toIntuneMacAdmins home, Community resources, Contributors
- SourceSite cleanup
Archive
Earlier releases
Version 2.0 · September 2, 2024
Introduced the Baseline Settings for Intune catalog, covering account security, antivirus, Defender, Edge, FileVault, Gatekeeper, Microsoft AutoUpdate, Office, OneDrive, Platform SSO, restrictions, and software updates.
Version 1.7 · August 27, 2024
Added Microsoft Defender enrollment, Declarative Device Management, and Rapid Security Response guidance to the Complete Guide to macOS Deployment.
Version 1.6 · August 23, 2024
Added Troubleshooting Guides, the Enrollment Error page, and Intune Uploader resources.
Version 1.5 · August 19, 2024
Added page-level feedback, Company Portal LOB deployment guidance, and the managed-device user experience guide.
Version 1.4 · August 8, 2024
Launched the Complete Guide to macOS Deployment with Apple Business Manager, Intune integration, device enrollment, Platform SSO, and FileVault setup guidance.
Version 1.3 · August 2, 2024
Added the Snippets catalog with Packaging and Shortcuts.
Version 1.2 · July 30, 2024
Expanded the FAQ with practical answers covering APNs, device lifecycle, migration, enrollment, Defender, certificates, custom settings, policy timing, local inspection, monitoring, and release tracking.
Version 1.1 · July 29, 2024
Added the Intune Getting Started Guide, prerequisites, and basic tenant setup.
Version 1.0.2 · July 25, 2024
Added the What’s New in Intune page and guidance for enrolling a Mac without Apple Business Manager.
Version 1.0.1 · July 17, 2024
Corrected navigation and page titles and added the Root3 Support App.
Version 1.0 · July 15, 2024
Published the first guides for Await Final Configuration, Custom Attributes, Declarative Device Management, FileVault, OneDrive Known Folder Move, Platform SSO, file deployment, and Microsoft app updates.