Azure Information Protection

Name: Azure Information Protection
Rating: 1.9 (145 reviews)
Author: Microsoft Corporation

By: Microsoft Corporation App

Productivity

This app was removed from Apple Apps Store on 2026-08-27

Overview

Removed

Rating:

1.90

(145)

Version:

2.1.4

Last updated: 2025-08-25

Features & Capabilities

Azure Information Protection Viewer lets you securely view and collaborate on protected files shared with you, including rights-protected emails, PDFs, images, and other formats (.pfile).

IT admins can deploy and manage the app on Intune-enrolled devices. Sign-in requires an Office 365 account (Microsoft Accounts aren’t supported). For more details, see the FAQ and Azure Information Protection page.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security Data

By:

Microsoft Corporation

Rating:

1.90

(145)

Version:

2.1.4 Last updated: 2025-08-25

Version code:

877496449

Creation date:

2013-10-10

Compatible devices:

Size:

242.28MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-27

Compare stats and ranking:

Other platforms

Azure Information Protection (v2.8)

1,072,239 1.54

(1,744)

Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Microsoft Corporation

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/azure-information-protection/id689516635

Website:

http://www.microsoft.com/rms

User Reviews

User reviews show this app largely fails to deliver on its core purpose: opening and viewing protected emails and attachments on iOS. Frequent problems include inability to open encrypted messages or PDFs, missing viewer functionality, and poor file access (no 'share' or directory navigation). The app also struggles with Outlook/iOS integration, often redirecting users to the App Store or requiring clunky workarounds. Authentication problems and tenant/sign-in errors recur, along with crashes and reliability issues. A minority report it works for some setups (Link iQ), but overall feedback is negative.

Pros

For Link iQ clients, some users say it is incredible and long overdue.

Cons

Cannot open encrypted emails or view downloaded attachments on iOS; no native viewer or straightforward access.
No reliable integration with iOS Outlook; encrypted emails often redirect to the App Store or require awkward workarounds.
Frequent sign-in/authentication problems and tenant/account errors (e.g., live.com not in tenant).
App crashes or becomes unreliable (crashes when printing or sharing; endless loops).
Outdated or missing guidance/features (no share option; no navigation to downloaded files; viewer removed).