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Seems to still work for me, but given the nature of Software-as-a-Service.. it's possible that there is a feature that is being A/B tested. It's also possible,
by dijit 4y ago
Seems to still work for me, but given the nature of Software-as-a-Service.. it's possible that there is a feature that is being A/B tested.
It's also possible, as others have mentioned, that this is a policy enacted by your admins.
I would be interested to hear why this is the case from their perspective.
- Meph504 4y agoI mentioned this is a difference response but figured I'd answer here also, detect compliant device (or something very similar) if the device can't be determined to be using things like disk encryption, bio-metrics, an up to date OS, etc.. then access from that client is blocked. Firefox doesn't seem to provide all of the data (not sure which element isn't provided)