Blocking / allowing Outlook for iOS app based on device enrollment status?

[WilliamHansley]

In AW 9.1.1 Mail management list, the Outlook for iOS entry shows as its own entry, separate from the entry for the enrolled device that it's running on (called device ' A'  for this discussion). Device A is enrolled in AW and is compliant, and is approved for native mail access via powershell to O365. Device A also has the ' Outlook for iOS'  app installed on it, but it's not tied to the enrolled device. It's listed as its own, non-enrolled, non-compliant entry in the mail management device list. How can I programmatically approve the Outlook app running on compliant devices and deny it on non-compliant, without having to resort to manual approvals on a device-by-device basis?

[LukeDC]

It's my understanding that you can't, it is an unmanaged client. You can't take control of the app. You would have to whitelist it manually.

[macvin418]

Is there a way to do an enterprise wipe to remove the outlook app mail from the device?

[GeekAnand]

I am also trying to writre a PowerShell script to allow Outlook device on Airwatch managed device. Have anybody done it successfully?

[carvalhofe]

Hi

Same issue here, and will try same workaround, powershell and API

Any update about this solution?

[mcvosi]

I would love to see Outlook supported as a managed client. VMware, are you listening?

[RyanWampler]

It's MS doing MS things by not playing nicely with 3rd party MDMs.