In this overview you can see when which notification applies. This is something to keep in mind, because every prompt can cause an error if the user doesn’t accept (see Intune: VPP Error 0x87D13B92). You can modify this by selecting “Device Licensing”.ĭepending on the ownership, license model and whether the device is supervised, the notifications the user receives differ. While assigning an application to a group, you can change the license type by selecting it.īy default, the license type is “User Licencing”. Anyone using the device has access to the App Migration to different Licensing Yes, when using required assignment licenses can be silently migrated to device licenses no Support for Books yes no Support for User Enrolled Devices yes (Mananaged Apple ID only) no Support for Kiosk Mode not recommended yes Use on multiple devices with different Apple IDs not recommended yes How are apps licensed 1 license can be used to install the app on a maximum of 5 devices 1 license for each device. No Deployment method Applications are assigned to users associated Apple ID Applications are pushed by Intune to the device. Not required Apple ID required Yes, the Apple ID of the user wil be associated to the MDM account. User Device App Store sign-in Required, an unique Apple ID needs to be signed in. I also tried to describe some things more clearly. Most of these differences between VPP Licensing types can be found on the Volume-purchased iOS apps page, but I’ve added some additional differences I could not find on the page. How to assign licenses to Microsoft 365 users in Admin Center

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