Your organization is concerned about data leakage through third-party apps in Teams. You need to prevent users from installing any third-party apps while still allowing Microsoft-provided apps and custom apps that you upload. What should you configure?

Disable the app store entirely in the org-wide app settings.

Create an app permission policy that blocks all third-party apps and assign it to all users.

Set the org-wide app settings to 'Allow only Microsoft apps and custom apps' and block all third-party apps.

Use the 'Manage apps' page to block each third-party app individually.

You need to hide the third-party apps from the Teams app store for your organization. Which setting should you configure?

App permission policies > Block third-party apps

Tenant-wide settings > Remove third-party apps

Customize app store > Hide third-party apps

Org-wide app settings > Disable third-party apps

You need to ensure that a specific app is available to users in the Sales department but not to other users. What is the most effective way to achieve this in the Microsoft Teams admin center?

Ask the app vendor to restrict the app to Sales

Create a custom app permission policy that allows the app and assign it to the Sales group

Turn off the app in org-wide settings and then turn it on for Sales

Use app setup policies to add the app to the Sales team's app bar

Your organization wants to allow users to install apps from the Teams app store, but you need to prevent them from purchasing paid apps. You also want to ensure that only approved apps are available. What should you configure?

Enable the 'Allow purchasing in the app store' setting and block all paid apps in the 'Manage apps' page.

Create an app setup policy that includes only free apps and assign it to all users.

Disable the app store entirely in org-wide app settings.

Disable the 'Allow purchasing in the app store' setting in org-wide app settings and use an app permission policy to allow only approved apps.

Microsoft 365 Certified:Teams Administrator Associate

Domain 2Objective 3

Manage Apps for Teams MS-700 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Part of the Manage teams, channels, chats, and apps domain, which accounts for 20–25% of the MS-700 exam. Microsoft does not publish an official question count, but from its 100-minute exam (~40–65 total, ~8–16 in this domain), expect 3–5 from this objective — we provide 29 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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