Auto-labeling simulation isn't a completely silent dry run
Auto-labeling simulation isn't a completely silent dry run. Simulation can generate activity alerts, duplicated policies start in simulation, management actions can remain unavailable during provisioning, and the review experience can mix auto-labeling and DLP results in test mode.
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More Purview updates
Added a checklist to help administrators understand auditing, regional availability, label scope, encryption settings
Auto-labeling policies can remove or downgrade sensitivity labels
Auto-labeling policy guidance now identifies supported and unsupported group types and explains membership-propagation delays
Licensing and configuration locations are documented for client-side Office auto-labeling
Troubleshoot why a specific SharePoint or OneDrive file was or wasn't labeled
Create an Information Barriers policy compliance report to identify SharePoint sites, OneDrive accounts,…
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