From Azure Portal<br /><br />1. From Azure Home select the Portal Menu 2. Select Azure Active Directory 3. Select Enterprise Applications 4. Select Consent and permissions 5. Select User consent settings 6. Set User consent for applications to Do not allow user consent 7. Click save<br /><br />Once verified, enter the date that this attestation expires. Note that the date can not be further in the future than is specified in report level Maximum Attestation Duration policy. Set to a blank value to clear the attestation. 

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From Azure Portal&#92;n&#92;n1. From Azure Home select the Portal Menu&#92;n2. Select Azure Active Directory&#92;n3. Select Enterprise Applications&#92;n4. Select Consent and permissions&#92;n5. Select User consent settings&#92;n6. Set User consent for applications to Do not allow user consent&#92;n7. Click save&#92;n&#92;nOnce verified, enter the date that this attestation expires. Note that the&#92;ndate can not be further in the future than is specified in&#92;nreport level Maximum Attestation Duration policy.&#92;nSet to a blank value to clear the attestation.&#92;n

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