Intune Bulk Custom Notifications Supported Devices

Topic 1

Answer Correct answer: C — Send the custom notification only to Device3, as it is the solely managed iOS device, while Windows and registered-only Android devices are unsupported.

You have a Microsoft 365 subscription that contains devices enrolled in Microsoft intune as shown in the following table. You need to use a bulk device action to send custom notifications. To which devices can you send the custom notifications? -

Device1 only
Device2 only
Device3 only Correct Answer
Device2 and Device3 only
Device1, Device2, and Device3

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Community Votes

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60% of anonymous learners picked answer C. Votes are pick records left by other test-takers — they are not the verified answer.

Community Insight

Custom notifications test your knowledge of supported platforms (iOS/Android) and enrollment states (managed/enrolled), trapping those who assume all Android registrations or Windows devices qualify.

Microsoft Intune custom notifications require devices to be fully enrolled and running a supported OS. This page establishes that only managed iOS/iPadOS and Android devices can receive these push notifications, excluding registered-only Android and Windows devices.

Choosing Device2 and Device3 (Option D), assuming that any Android device registration qualifies, ignoring that registered (MAM-only) devices without Intune enrollment cannot receive MDM push notifications.

Community Discussion (7 comments)

Knight_Of_Peace 👍 3 Selected: D

Correct answer: D

Knight_Of_Peace 👍 1 Selected: C

custom notifications works on all mobile devices (Android and iOS/iPadOS) but doesn't work on any computers (Windows and macOS.) "Use Microsoft Intune to send custom notifications to the users of managed iOS/iPadOS and Android devices. These messages appear as standard push notifications from the Company Portal app and from the Microsoft Intune app on a user's device, just as notifications from other applications on the device appear. Intune custom notifications aren't supported by macOS and Windows devices." Ref: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/remote-actions/custom-notifications#send-a-custom-notification-to-a-single-device:~:text=Use%20Microsoft%20Intune,and%20Windows%20devices.

XylosSW 👍 1 Selected: C

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/remote-actions/custom-notifications#send-a-custom-notification-to-a-single-device Use Microsoft Intune to send custom notifications to the users of managed iOS/iPadOS and Android devices. Intune custom notifications aren't supported by macOS and Windows devices. Answer C.

ExamBud 👍 1 Selected: D

D) iOS and Android devices. Doc: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/remote-actions/custom-notifications

dddba0a 👍 1 Selected: E

eiOS devices: Notifications are delivered through the Apple Push Notification Service (APNS). Android devices: Notifications are delivered through Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM). Windows 10 and later devices: Notifications are delivered through the Windows Push Notification Service (WNS).

Meek_Learner 👍 2 Selected: C

In Microsoft Intune, custom notifications can be sent to iOS/iPadOS and Android devices only, appearing as push notifications through the Company Portal app or Microsoft Intune app on the user's device; macOS and Windows devices do not support custom Intune notifications. Key points about Intune custom notifications: • Supported devices: iOS/iPadOS and Android • Delivery method: Push notifications through the Company Portal app or Microsoft Intune app • Not supported on: macOS and Windows • Enrolment status: MDM

GamingFuntime1985 👍 2 Selected: C

C. Windows -NO, Personal Android (registered, no Intune)- NO Requirements for Sending Custom Notifications: Platform Support: Custom notifications can be sent only to iOS/iPadOS and Android devices. Windows devices are not supported for custom notifications. Intune Enrollment: Devices must be enrolled in Intune for the notifications to be sent.

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Expert Analysis

Why the Answer Is Correct

Option C is correct because custom notifications in Microsoft Intune are only supported on managed iOS/iPadOS and Android devices. Device3 represents an enrolled iOS device, which meets both the platform and enrollment requirements. A bulk device action targeting custom notifications will successfully send the push notification to Device3 via the Apple Push Notification Service (APNS).

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Device1 is a Windows device, and Windows is explicitly not supported for Intune custom notifications. Device2 is a personally owned Android device that is registered but not enrolled in Intune; because it lacks MDM management, it cannot receive the MDM push notifications required for this feature. Therefore, options A, B, D, and E are incorrect as they either include unsupported platforms or unenrolled devices.

Community Comment Notes

Commenters correctly pointed out that Windows and macOS are unsupported platforms, as GamingFuntime1985 noted with "Windows -NO, Personal Android (registered, no Intune)- NO". The confusion between options C and D stems from whether registered Android devices qualify; they do not, because custom notifications require full Intune enrollment. As Meek_Learner summarized, "custom notifications can be sent to iOS/iPadOS and Android devices only, appearing as push notifications... macOS and Windows devices do not support custom Intune notifications."

Official Reference

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/remote-actions/custom-notifications

Exam Strategy

When evaluating Intune remote actions, always verify both the OS platform support and the device's enrollment state. Registered-only (MAM) devices do not receive MDM-specific push notifications like custom alerts.

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