Internet Access network content filtering
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- For basic content policy, select the file content types to allow or block.
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- For **Scan with Purview**, select the file content types and text content types that you want Microsoft Purview to inspect. File content type selection is optional for text-only scenarios.
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:::image type="content" source="media/how-to-network-content-filtering/content-rule-content-types.png" alt-text="Screenshot of the Add Content Rule page showing the Matching conditions section with Activities set to Upload, and the Content types dropdown expanded with PDF selected." lightbox="media/how-to-network-content-filtering/content-rule-content-types.png":::
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+ 1. (Optional) Configure the **Source type** condition (preview) to scope the rule by traffic origin. Select **Agent** to match traffic from AI agents, such as Microsoft Copilot Studio agents and autonomous AI tools, or **User** to match traffic from signed-in users, browsers, and applications. When a request doesn't originate from an AI agent, traffic is classified as **User**. If you don't configure a source type, the rule applies to all traffic.
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1. Select **+ Add destination** and configure the destinations.
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- For application-specific control, you can add the exact URLs and related FQDNs that the app uses. Use browser developer tools or network traffic analysis to identify the endpoints used during file upload, text submission, or other protected traffic.
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- You can also select web categories as a destination. If you select web categories, you must also configure a [web content filtering policy](how-to-configure-web-content-filtering.md).
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