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A Message Center post tells you what is changing. It cannot tell you how it went for the tenant that got it a week before you did.
Admins already swap that in private chats and scattered threads: "it reached us on Monday", "this is what broke", "this setting turns it off". Now it sits next to the post it is about, where the next person will look.
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Microsoft Entra ID: passkey profiles and the registration campaign
Same here. Our help desk had 40 calls before 9am. Did excluding a group work for you?
Yes, nobody in the excluded group was prompted. Remember your break-glass accounts.
Not in our GCC tenant yet as of today. I will report back when it lands.
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This reached our tenant on Monday. Heads up: the registration campaign switched itself on, and about 300 people were asked to set up a passkey at sign-in the next morning.
If you are not ready for that, exclude a group or turn the campaign off before the rollout date.