Microsoft Surface Hub 2 SmCamera - Manual (Page 136)

Depending on your environment, you may need to configure more settings. For
example, you should ensure your organization has no policies preventing you from
connecting to third-party meeting services.
To enable a more seamless experience that avoids users having to approve the
microphone and camera for each Hub session, you can configure the following Edge
policies via Microsoft Intune admin center. To learn more, see
Create a device profile in
Microsoft Intune .
Microsoft Edge
policy setting Location Notes
Force
synchronization
of browser data
and do not
show the sync
consent
prompt Devices >
Configuration
Profiles >
Administrative
Templates > Edge
Chromium General
Policies > Properties Set to Enable
Sites that can
access video
capture devices
without
requesting
permission Devices >
Configuration
Profiles >
Administrative
Templates > Edge
Chromium General
Policies > Properties Prevents camera approval prompt. Add
https://www.zoom.com or https://www.webex.com
as appropriate.
Sites that can
access audio
capture devices
without
requesting
permission Devices >
Configuration
Profiles >
Administrative
Templates > Edge
Chromium General
Policies > Properties Prevents audio approval prompt. Add
https://www.zoom.com or https://www.webex.com
as appropriate.
Default
geolocation
setting Devices >
Configuration
Profiles >
Administrative
Templates > Edge
Chromium General
Policies > Properties Prevents geolocation prompt, if desired. If you wish to
prevent third-party meetings from tracking the location
of your Surface Hub, set
BlockGeolocation (2) . If you
don't configure this setting, users will be prompted to
allow Zoom or Webex to track the location of Surface
Hub.
Optional advanced configuration for third-party meetings
Configure Edge policy settings