This document does not address other uses of "Deny" policies.

[bjpohl]

I think there should be some discussion of other uses of the "Deny" policy that are not addressed. For instance, I've seen this policy used for to support internal non-disclosure requirements of current users.

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• Content: Alternative model for web app policies in SharePoint Online
• Content Source: docs/solution-guidance/security-webapppolicies.md
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[andrewconnell]

Good suggestion for an update to the doc... please feel free to submit a PR with your contributions.

[bjpohl]

@andrewconnell - Thanks for the reply - however, my main issue is that Microsoft doesn't have a good solution for the use cases to which I refer. I've implemented some hackey workarounds. So I don't have anything to suggest that I think Microsoft would endorse.

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