Application Properties
Doc updateThe documentation now states that tenant administrators cannot reverse Microsoft disablement by enabling tenant-local sign-in or reactivating the app registration.
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Microsoft-disabled apps cannot be restored through accountEnabled or app reactivation
Two Entra ID documentation updates clarify that tenant administrators cannot reverse Microsoft disablement by setting accountEnabled to true, enabling tenant-local sign-in, or reactivating the app registration. The security guidance also directs application publishers and users toward appropriate support channels.
- Consent-phishing guidance documents Microsoft disablement limits
Entra ID · SecurityThe Protect against consent phishing guidance now states that administrators cannot reverse Microsoft disablement by setting accountEnabled to true or reactivating the app registration, and adds support guidance for application publishers and users.
- Application Properties guidance adds tenant-local sign-in limitation
Entra ID · DeveloperThe Application Properties page now explains that tenant administrators cannot reverse Microsoft disablement by enabling tenant-local sign-in or reactivating the app registration, and points administrators to investigation and remediation guidance.
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2 updatesProtect against consent phishing
Doc updateThe documentation explains that tenant administrators cannot reverse Microsoft disablement by setting `accountEnabled` to `true` or reactivating the app registration. It also provides support guidance for application publishers and users.