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EPM elevation rules

Timelines and exceptions · All guidance changes

Intune · Official Microsoft guidanceObserved changes retained

Observed content change

1 new passage (about 70 words). The changed wording mentions defaults, permissions, settings and controls. Review the source to confirm the effect.

May need admin actionCheck whether a default changed for your tenant or devices; check the roles and permissions you grant; check the settings the wording names.

Default wording
NewDeploying rules created with Endpoint Privilege Management
[added: Unlike elevation rules assigned to groups that contain users, the default elevation response is a device-scoped client setting configured by the Windows elevation settings policy] …

Short quotes of Microsoft's changed wording from Microsoft source, © Microsoft Corporation. Read the page for the full text.

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Sections to inspect

Up to 12 section headings from retained before/after evidence. The current source may have changed again.

Why this was flagged

The changed words, with a few words around them, matched these rule categories: defaults, permissions, settings and controls. These matches identify subjects to assess; they do not establish a policy change or applicability.

Observation details · observed 19 Oct 01:09 UTC
Observed by ChangeIntel
19 Oct 01:09 UTC
Source update metadata
16 Oct 22:35 UTC
First observed on this installation
5 Oct 17:50 UTC
Last successful check
today 20:00 UTC
Next check due
21 Oct 02:00 UTC

Observation time is not publication time, and a comparison does not establish an effective date. Full source bodies are not published; this page holds generated summaries, section headings and, as the page's license allows, Microsoft's changed wording. A documentation edit does not confirm feature availability in an environment.

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Timeline

From the capture of 19 Oct 01:09 UTC

Requirements, exceptions and scope

Extracted automatically from Microsoft's wording. Confirm dates, conditions and whether they apply to you in the source before acting; a month or quarter is a window, not a day.

How this timeline changed

Changes between ChangeIntel's readings of the page, between commits of its source file where Microsoft publishes it, in Internet Archive copies of pages that keep no other history, and entries from Microsoft's own change log (dated as Microsoft dates them). Edits between readings that neither records are unknown.

Observed history and review priority

Captured 19 Oct 01:09 UTC; extracted 19 Oct 01:09 UTC. Extractor: microsoft-1/9/fc65ebeb286710c0a830833db8a7e5de7e266b79981fe9c7c34479be9369ad3c.

Review priority. Previously extracted guidance is missing from a later capture · Extracted assertions require review · Applicability or exceptions require review

0 date changes and 0 condition changes across 2 compared revisions. Suggested check interval: 6 hours.

Earlier unavailable versions and edits between checks are unknown. A missing statement requires review; it does not mean the policy was cancelled. Recovered historical statements are not original revision snapshots.

Retained observations · 4

Compact evidence remains available after full document bodies expire. Earlier extractions can have different vocabulary or capture limitations.

Retained observations

  • 19 Oct 01:09 UTC · shown above
  • 12 Oct 19:50 UTC

    8 removed passages (about 50 words). The changed wording mentions prerequisites. Review the source to confirm the effect.

  • 6 Oct 17:57 UTC

    Source metadata changed; retained article content is unchanged.

  • 5 Oct 17:50 UTC

    Baseline for retained history; no earlier retained text to compare.

What changed

First observed 18 Oct 2026

No field changes in the recorded history.

Cite this recorded revision to keep the same title, summary, facts and links when the page changes.

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Sources read 20 Oct 21:54 UTC · 257 of 260 readable · 255 fully read · documentation 416/439 current