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### On Android Enterprise, use the Connect Automatically setting on enterprise Wi-Fi profiles<!-- 10697036 -->
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On Android Enterprise devices, you can create Wi-Fi profiles that include common enterprise Wi-Fi settings (**Devices** > **Configuration profiles** > **Create profile** > **Android Enterprise** for platform > **Fully Managed, Dedicated, and Corporate-Owned work profile** > **Wi-Fi** for profile type > **Enterprise** for Wi-Fi type).
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You can configure the **Connect automatically** setting that automatically connects to your Wi-Fi network when devices are in range.
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To see the settings you can currently configure, go to [Add Wi-Fi settings for Android Enterprise dedicated and fully managed devices](../configuration/wi-fi-settings-android-enterprise.md).
### New macOS settings in the Settings Catalog<!-- 12987685 -->
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The [Settings Catalog](../configuration/settings-catalog.md) lists all the settings you can configure in a device policy, and all in one place. When you create a Settings Catalog policy, there are new settings available for macOS devices (**Devices** > **Configuration profiles** > **Create profile** > **macOS** for platform > **Settings catalog (preview)** for profile type).
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New settings include:
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- Accounts > Caldav:
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- Cal DAV Account Description
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- Cal DAV Host Name
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- Cal DAV Password
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- Cal DAV Port
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- Cal DAV Principal URL
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- Cal DAV Username
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- Cal DAV Use SSL
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- Accounts > Carddav:
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- Card DAV Account Description
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- Card DAV Host Name
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- Card DAV Password
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- Card DAV Port
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- Card DAV Principal URL
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- Card DAV Username
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- Card DAV Use SSL
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- Networking > Domains > Email Domains
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- Printing > Printing:
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- Allow Local Printers
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- Default Printer
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- Device URI
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- Display Name
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- Footer Font Name
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- Footer Font Size
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- Print Footer
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- Print MAC Address
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- Require Admin To Add Printers
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- Show Only Managed Printers
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- User Printer List
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- Device URI
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- Display Name
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- Location
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- Model
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- PPD URL
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- Printer Locked
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- Profile Removal Password > Removal Password
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- Proxies > Global HTTP Proxy:
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- Proxy Captive Login Allowed
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- Proxy PAC Fallback Allowed
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- Proxy PAC URL
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- Proxy Password
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- Proxy Server
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- Proxy Server Port
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- Proxy Type
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- Proxy Username
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For more information about configuring Settings catalog profiles in Intune, see [Create a policy using settings catalog](../configuration/settings-catalog.md).
### Enforce Azure AD terms of use with Microsoft Intune or Microsoft Intune Enrollment cloud apps<!-- 12522105 -->
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Use the Microsoft Intune cloud app or Microsoft Intune Enrollment cloud app to enforce a conditional access, Azure AD Terms of Use policy on iOS and iPadOS devices during automated device enrollment. Both apps will ensure that users accept the terms of use before enrolling if required by your conditional access policy. This functionality will be available when you select Setup Assistant with modern authentication as the authentication method.
### Create terms of use for Android (AOSP) user-associated devices<!-- 8506575 -->
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Require Android (AOSP) users to accept your organization's terms and conditions before using the Intune Company Portal app. This feature will be available for corporate-owned, user-associated devices only. For more information about creating terms of use in Intune, see [Terms and conditions for user access](../enrollment/terms-and-conditions-create.md).
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### Support for Audio Alert on Android Dedicated (COSU) devices<!-- 10567852 -->
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You'll be able to use the **Play lost device sound** device action to trigger an alarm sound on the device to assist in locating the lost or stolen Android Enterprise dedicated device.
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For more information, see [Locate lost or stolen devices](../remote-actions/device-locate.md).
### Manage the app inventory data for iOS/iPadOS devices that Intune sends to third-party MTD partners<!-- 10722315 -->
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You’ll soon have more control over the application inventory data for personally-owned iOS/iPadOS devices that Intune sends to your chosen third-party Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) partner. You’ll configure what data is sent with a new setting that’s available when you configure the [Mobile Threat Defense connector](../protect/mtd-connector-enable.md#to-enable-the-mobile-threat-defense-connector). The new setting is **Send full application inventory data on personally-owned iOS/iPadOS Devices**.
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For personally-owned iOS/iPadOS devices:
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- When set to **On**: If your MTD partner syncs app data and requests a list of the iOS/iPadOS applications from Intune, that list includes unmanage apps (those not deployed through Intune) in addition to those deployed through Intune. This is the current behavior.
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- When set to **Off**: Data on unmanaged apps won’t be provided, and the MTD partner only receives details about apps that were deployed through Intune.
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For corporate devices, data about managed and unmanaged apps continues to be included with requests for app data by your MTD vendor.
### Remote help is moving in the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center<!-- 12868177 -->
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The remote help page in the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center is moving and will be directly under **Tenant administration** instead of **Connectors and tokens**.
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For more information about remote help, see [Use remote help](../remote-actions/remote-help.md).
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