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Google Antigravity setup for Intune. Steps to create and setup the application in Intune and any other needs to get it to function properly.
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Creation of an Android Private app via the Managed Google Play Store in Intune. Guide for helping with the process for Android Private app creation.
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Steps to add an android app via the Managed Google Play store. This is a guide to assist admins on how to add an android app from the Google Play store into the Intune environment.
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A separate page has been set up for the creation and deletion of Google Groups at case.edu to ensure that a group’s email address does not conflict with a format reserved for other uses.
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This article highlights how to create or delete a CWRU Google Group.
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Google Groups is available to CWRU students, faculty and staff as part of G Suite. Groups makes it easy for organizations, such as departments, project teams and student groups, to collaborate and communicate. Google Groups contains the email addresses of its members and allows users to reach all participants by emailing one address.
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University Technology offers many services and applications related to Generative AI. Below are some AI technologies available to the campus community.
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FAQ around Google Shared Drives
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CWRU university community should be aware of the Google data retention policy. Data owned by former members of the university community is deleted to control the overall amount of storage within CWRU’s Google Workspace
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To improve email security and reduce the threat of phishing and spam, major email providers are implementing changes to verify that email is actually sent from the domain it claims to be sent from. Google and Yahoo/AOL have stated that, starting in February 2024, any piece of email that cannot be authenticated will be quarantined (in other words, sent to the recipient’s Spam/Junk Mail folder).
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How to unsubscribe or leave a Google Group
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In order to free up storage in Google Workspace, on February 1, 2024, the Google accounts of anyone who has had no active affiliation with the university for more than 6 months as of that date will be deleted. This applies to faculty, staff, affiliates, etc. who have left the university and as a result no longer have any active affiliation with the university. This also applies to alumni who no longer have an active university Google Workspace account.