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‎memdocs/intune/enrollment/android-move-device-admin-work-profile.md‎

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- [Set Android Enterprise personally-owned work profile enrollment](android-work-profile-enroll.md) for the group of users who are moving to personally-owned work profile.
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- Consider increasing your user device limits. When unenrolling devices from device administrator management, device records might not be immediately removed. To provide cushion during this period, you might need to increase device limit capacity. This increase is so that the users can enroll into personally-owned work profile management.
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- [Configure Azure Active Directory device settings](/azure/active-directory/devices/device-management-azure-portal#configure-device-settings) for Maximum number of devices per user.
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- Adjust the [Intune device limit restrictions](enrollment-restrictions-set.md#create-a-device-limit-restriction) by setting the Device limit.
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- Adjust the [Intune device limit restrictions](create-device-limit-restrictions.md) by setting the device limit.
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## Create device compliance policy
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title: Create device limit restrictions
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titleSuffix: Microsoft Intune
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description: Restrict the number of devices allowed to enroll in Microsoft Intune.
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author: Lenewsad
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ms.date: 08/08/2022
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# Create device limit restrictions in Intune
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**Applies to**
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[!INCLUDE [azure_portal](../includes/azure_portal.md)]
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Create a device limit enrollment restriction policy to limit the number of devices a user can enroll in Microsoft Intune. Device limit restrictions work on devices that meet the following criteria:
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* Microsoft Intune-managed
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* Established contact with Intune within last 90 days
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* Enrollment type is not in shared mode (check DeviceCountsForDeviceCap for detail)
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You can create a new device limit-enrollment restriction policy in the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center or use the default policy that's already available. You can have up to 25 device limit restriction policies.
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This article describes how to create and configure a device limit-enrollment restriction policy in the admin center.
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## Default policy
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Microsoft Intune provides one default policy for device limit restrictions that you can edit and customize as needed. Intune applies the default policy to all user and userless enrollments until you assign a higher-priority policy.
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## Create a device limit restriction
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1. Sign in to the [Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center](https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2109431).
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2. Go to **Devices** > **Enrollment restrictions** > **Create restriction** > **Device limit restriction**.
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3. On the **Basics** page, give the restriction a **Name** and optional **Description**.
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4. Choose **Next** to go to the **Device limit** page.
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5. For **Device limit**, select the maximum number of devices that a user can enroll.
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![Screenshot that shows how to choose a device limit.](./media/enrollment-restrictions-set/choose-device-limit.png)
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6. Choose **Next** to go to the **Scope tags** page.
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8. Choose **Next** to go to the **Assignments** page.
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9. Choose **Select groups to include** and then use the search box to find groups that you want to include in this restriction. The restriction applies only to groups to which it's assigned. If you don't assign a restriction to at least one group, it won't have any effect. Then choose **Select**.
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![Screenshot that shows selecting groups.](./media/enrollment-restrictions-set/select-groups-device-limit.png)
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10. Select **Next** to go to the **Review + create** page.
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11. Select **Create** to create the restriction. The new restriction appears in your list of restrictions and is given a higher priority than the default policy. For information about changing the priority level, see [Change restriction priority](create-device-limit-restrictions.md#change-restriction-priority) (in this article).
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When a group is assigned multiple restrictions, the priority level determines which policy gets applied. The restriction with highest priority (*1* being the highest priority position) is applied and the other restrictions are disregarded. For example:
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![Example image of device limit notification which reads, "Couldn't add your device. You have added the maximum number of devices allowed by your IT support. You must remove a device before you can add a new one.](./media/enrollment-restrictions-set/enrollment-restrictions-ios-set-limit-notification.png)
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