Jan Hajek

Microsoft MVP, Technical Fellow

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Starting in November 2020, Microsoft started limiting applications to which end-users can consent to. The setup is fairly simple if you use a single tenant for everything, but in case you use multiple tenants (for production workloads for example), this gets slightly more complicated.

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