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Question 6
Previously, users in the marketing department provided user consent for two applications named 'Alpha' and 'Bravo.' These applications have been in use for several months without any issues. However, the Azure administrator recently disabled users' ability to consent to applications by changing configuration settings. Following this change, two new applications, ' Charlie' and 'Delta', were deployed. An administrator has consented to the 'Charlie' application on behalf of the users, but there is no consent for the 'Delta' application. Can you confirm which applications your users can access?
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A
Delta
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B
Alpha and Bravo
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C
Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie
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D
Alpha and Bravo and Charlie and Delta
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E
Charlie
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F
Users cannot access any of the applications.
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Correct answer: C
Explanation
After disabling the user consent setting, users who had previously consented to applications (like 'Alpha' and 'Bravo') would still have access to them. Additionally, if an administrator has consented to an application (like 'Charlie'), users can also access it. However, access will not be granted if an application has not been consented to by either the user or an administrator.
If you want to learn more, go to:
Configure how users consent to applications - Microsoft Entra ID | Microsoft Learn
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