You have a Microsoft 365 subscription that uses Microsoft Teams.
You need to ensure that only the following apps are available in the Microsoft Teams app store:
✑ Lists
✑ Project
✑ Bulletins
✑ OneNote
✑ PowerApps
The solution must minimize administrative effort.
What should you do?
To ensure only specific apps are available in the Microsoft Teams app store while minimizing administrative effort, you should configure the global (Org-wide default) app permission policy. This policy allows administrators to specify which apps are allowed and blocks all other apps by default, ensuring the specified apps such as Lists, Project, Bulletins, OneNote, and PowerApps are available.
Correct, "Allow specific apps dand blocks all others"
Answer C is correct. Go to TAC --> Permission policies --> Make sure Third-party apps and Custom apps are set to "Block all apps". For Microsoft apps choose Allow specific apps and block all others --> Add Lists, Projects, Bulletins, OneNote and PowerApps to the list.
No longer relevant. The Teams "Permission policies" redirect you to "Manage Apps". TAC --> Permission policies, and then click the "Open Manage Apps" from the page displayed. The only option.
This has been changed. Now it is in Manage Apps instead of Permission Policies.