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Hi All,
The idea is to integrate OneDrive with an Web Application, so that when a user Create/Update content in OneDrive, those content should get updated in the Web Application (Developed in Python).
To achieve this, we have registered an APP using APP Registration. Using APP details (APPID/ClientID/Secerets) and MicrosoftGraph we are able to get the content from Onedrive.
I am trying to understand the purpose of "Expose API-Authorized client applications". Appreciate your answer and feed back.
Applications registered as authorized won't ask for consent to the users that log in trough them.
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Can you please provide a scenario where this option "Expose API-Authorized client applications" is to be used?
For example if a company A registered the APP and shares the "Client ID" and If I provide that company A "client ID" in Azure portal of Company B, then the users from Company B can access the APP. IF so, can the One drive access like that.
When you want to supress users consent. As simple as that.