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HOTSPOT You have three devices enrolled in Microsoft Endpoint Manager as shown in the following table. 
The device compliance policies in Endpoint Manager are configured as shown in the following table. 
The device compliance policies have the assignments shown in the following table. 
For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement Is true. Otherwise, select No. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point. 
Your Answer
Discussion
YES, YES, NO. Device1 and Device2 both fall under policies requiring BitLocker with a 10-day grace (since the shortest period applies). Device3 doesn’t have BitLocker enforced so it stays compliant. Seen similar questions on practice sets.
Yeah, saw something just like this on a recent practice exam.
YES, YES, NO
YES, YES, NO
YES, YES, NO. Device1 and Device2 are noncompliant because their assigned policies specifically require BitLocker. Device3 is compliant since Policy3 just leaves BitLocker as Not configured instead of enforcing it. From what I know, that's how Endpoint Manager treats these setups. Anyone disagree?
YES, YES, NO. That lines up with how compliance grace periods and the BitLocker requirement interact in Endpoint Manager, I think.
YES, YES, NO. BitLocker trap with Policy3, seen similar twist in practice sets.
Actually it’s YES, YES, NO for these based on the compliance policy configs here.
I don’t think that’s right, I picked YES, YES, YES. Device3 has a policy assigned so I figured it would be noncompliant if BitLocker is off.
Did anyone else get YES, YES, YES on recent labs or in the official practice test?
YES, YES, YES here. Pretty sure Device3 would still be flagged as noncompliant since BitLocker isn’t enabled, even though Policy3 is "Not configured" for that setting. Maybe I’m missing something small but seems logical.
YES, YES, YES. I thought Device3 would still be noncompliant if BitLocker is off since it's a policy assignment.
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