Once you’re in, you can access your local iTunes libraries, wherever they may be - on another computer, an iPhone, etc. ITunes is designed to work best when you’re signed into an Apple account.

Of course, you’ll get old favorites like music and video, but iTunes also offers you access to podcasts, TV programs, radio, items from the App store, and audio books, all from within the same interface. For starters, it offers you a multitude of media options. That said, it’s actually a pretty impressive app. The end user just need to start Company Portal in there Intune enrolled Windows 10 devices – and the iTunes is ready for the user to install.Īfter the installation Microsoft Store will keep the iTunes updated on the devices at all time.A full-featured and remarkably versatile media playerĪpple’s geriatric media player is looking pretty sprightly Now you just need to assign iTunes to the end user that are allowed to see it in Intune Company Portal or needs to have the application pushed out.

Start Microsoft 365 Device Management portal Īfter the sync is done you can find iTunes under Client Apps – Apps Search for iTunes and select the applicationĬlick close – iTunes is now in your company private store Start by going to your Microsoft Store for Business portal The reason why it is a great idea to deploy iTunes from Microsoft Store for Business in a company is, you do not as an admin need to repackages the application every time that Apple releases a new version, that is not up to the application vendor to keep the application up to date. iTunes has only been available in the public part of Microsoft Store and not the private store, that has now changed so this blog post is about how to deploy Apple iTunes from Microsoft Store for Business with Intune as the delivery engine. In the past is has not been possible to deploy Apple iTunes from Microsoft Store for Business do to availability.

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