Hello Deric,
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To ensure your uninstall group triggers application removal when devices are added, here are a few steps to double-check or implement, depending on your environment (like Intune, SCCM, etc.)
Consideration checklist:
Device Targeting Rule: Make sure the group is dynamic or manually managed so devices can be added easily.
Uninstall Deployment: Create an application deployment with the action set to Uninstall and scope it to that specific group.
Assignment Clarity: Confirm that the uninstall assignment doesn’t conflict with any install assignments elsewhere. If a device is in both install and uninstall groups, it can cause confusion or override behavior.
Detection Rules: In platforms like Intune, ensure the detection logic properly identifies whether the app is installed so the uninstall action knows when it’s applicable.
Execution Timing: Depending on the system, changes might take time to propagate. It’s good to validate with a test device.
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