Microsoft Intune supports management of non-Microsoft devices through its Mobile Device Management (MDM) capabilities. Intune provides MDM support for a variety of non-Microsoft devices, including iOS, Android, and macOS devices.

Here are some ways that Microsoft Intune supports management of non-Microsoft devices:

1. Enrollment : Intune enables users to enroll their devices in management, which allows the administrator to configure device policies and security settings.

2. Device configuration : Intune provides a range of device configuration policies that can be used to configure settings such as device passcodes, network settings, and email profiles.

3. App management : Intune enables administrators to manage apps on non-Microsoft devices, such as pushing out updates or removing apps from devices. 4. Conditional access : Intune can be used to apply conditional access policies to non-Microsoft devices, enabling administrators to control access to corporate resources based on device compliance and other criteria.

5. Compliance management : Intune enables administrators to define policies that ensure non-Microsoft devices meet specific security and compliance requirements, such as having the latest software updates, having a passcode set, and having encryption enabled.

6. Reporting and analytics : Intune provides detailed reporting and analytics on device and app usage, compliance, and security issues for non-Microsoft devices, allowing administrators to monitor and manage their mobile environment effectively.