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Best Practice for assigning policies in Intune to Office 365 Group Members

We setup multiple Office 365 Groups and would like to assign policies in Intune corresponding to these Groups. Yet Intune only take Security Groups instead of Office 365 Groups. An obvious method is to create Security Groups Corresponding to Office 365 Groups with duplicated effort and risk of human error creating not matching membership between two groups. I wonder if there is any other practices to manage such situation. Any advice sharing?
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Andrew Ching

8/22/2022 - Mon
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Andrew Ching

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Ha Ha, "dont buy into all the MS marketing crap"... Thank you for your advice.

We never use the "open membership" model and adopted Office 365 Groups for consolidated email location and linkage to SharePoint site for light document sharing.

With these Office 365 Groups setup, we are thinking if we can leverage them further. Sounds like this is not the way.

Thanks anyway.
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