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Office 365's new device management tool is made for IT, but consumers would like it too |
July 24, 2019
Microsoft plans to smooth out the Office 365 activation process, removing the need to manage which devices are actively subscribed to Office apps. It’s a feature that would certainly benefit consumers—but it’s only for commercial customers, at least for now.In a blog post, Microsoft said the device limit for Office 365 subscription remains the same: five PCs and five tablets, plus mobile devices. For those who own or share a large number of Office devices, though—at the moment, just IT departments—the licensing changes will ease one specific burden. If you exceed your limit of subscribed Office devices, you won’t be asked to un-subscribe one of these devices manually. Office will simply choose which device hasn’t signed in to Office for the greatest amount of time, and sign out that device.To read this article in full, please click here
Link: https://www.pcworld.com/article/3409021/office-365s-new-device-management-tool-is-made-for-it-but-consumers-would-like-it-too.html#tk.rss_all
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