Built for the die-hard Microsoft Entra community.
This site is dedicated to the people who want to know what changed in Microsoft Entra—not just what the documentation says today. It is built by Merill Fernando for Entra admins, architects, developers, and fellow identity enthusiasts.
Why it exists
Microsoft Entra moves quickly. Documentation pages, guidance, previews, and service announcements change every day, but those changes can be difficult to spot once a page has been updated.
Entra.News Daily keeps a readable record of those changes so you can catch up by day, week, month, product, or topic—and then open the source material when something matters to you.
How it works
A scheduled workflow watches the public Microsoft Entra documentation, records additions and updates, and brings in relevant Microsoft 365 Message Center announcements.
Plain-English summaries make the daily changes easier to scan. Every documentation item keeps the readable change and Markdown diff available, so the source evidence is always close at hand.
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For the Entra fans who read release notes for fun, notice the small changes, and help everyone else understand why they matter.