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MD-102 Manage applications Practice Question

Which TWO of the following are valid app types in Microsoft Intune for iOS/iPadOS devices?

⚠ Common exam trap

The trap in this question is that candidates might select 'Managed Google Play iframe' thinking it is a generic web app type, but it is strictly an Android Enterprise feature and not valid for iOS/iPadOS devices in Microsoft Intune.

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Why each option matters

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Correct answer & explanation

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iOS line-of-business app

In Microsoft Intune, the iOS/iPadOS app types include 'iOS line-of-business app' (B), which lets you upload and deploy an in-house .ipa package signed with your enterprise provisioning profile, and 'iOS store app' (E), which deploys apps by searching and selecting them from the Apple App Store. Both are legitimate iOS/iPadOS app categories available when adding an app in the Intune console. By contrast, 'Windows 10 Universal app' (A) targets Windows 10/11 devices, 'Android Enterprise system app' (C) targets Android Enterprise devices, and 'Managed Google Play iframe' (D) is an Android app type used to browse and approve Managed Google Play apps, so none of these apply to iOS/iPadOS.

Answer analysis

Option-by-option breakdown

For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.

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    Windows 10 Universal app

    Why it's wrong here

    Windows 10 Universal apps deploy to Windows 10/11 devices, not iOS/iPadOS, so Intune offers no iOS app type for them. It is tempting because Universal apps are a genuine Intune app type, but that applies when targeting Windows MDM-enrolled devices.

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    iOS line-of-business app

    Why this is correct

    iOS line-of-business apps are a valid Intune app type, packaging signed .ipa files for deployment to enrolled iOS/iPadOS devices. This satisfies the stem's requirement for a supported app type, distinct from store apps, web links and built-in apps, and is uploaded directly through Microsoft Intune rather than the App Store.

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    Android Enterprise system app

    Why it's wrong here

    Android Enterprise system app is an Android app type, not an iOS/iPadOS one; Intune's iOS app types include store, line-of-business, web link, and built-in apps. It is tempting because system apps exist as a managed type, but only on the Android platform.

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    Managed Google Play iframe

    Why it's wrong here

    Managed Google Play is Intune's app source for Android Enterprise; the iframe configures Android app approvals, not iOS/iPadOS deployment. It is tempting because the iframe is a real Intune app type, but it is correct only when managing Android Enterprise devices.

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    iOS store app

    Why this is correct

    iOS store apps are a supported Intune app type for iOS/iPadOS, letting you deploy and manage apps licensed through Apple's App Store. This satisfies the stem's requirement for valid iOS/iPadOS app types, alongside other supported types such as line-of-business and web apps.

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