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- **Recall and virtual machines**: If you're using a virtual desktop setup to protect your data, make sure you test that your supported clients honor screen capture protection. For example, both [Azure Virtual Desktop](/azure/virtual-desktop/overview) and [Windows 365](/windows-365/overview) have policies that you can set to prevent your content from being saved in a screenshot. For instance, there's [screen capture protection in Azure Virtual Desktop](/azure/virtual-desktop/screen-capture-protection). Check with the provider of your remote client software to see if they have a similar policy. For information about adding screen capture protection to a client, see the [Information for developers](#information-for-developers) section.
If the client does not support screen capture protection, then it's an easy feature to add. Windows allows applications to exclude their window from being included in screenshot. This DRM flag is set by the application as a property on its window. It's a simple feature for application developers to implement using [SetWindowDisplayAffinity function (winuser.h)](/windows/win32/api/winuser/nf-winuser-setwindowdisplayaffinity). By setting the flag `WDA_EXCLUDEFROMCAPTURE`, the window content won't show up in Recall or any other screenshot application.
- **Office content**: If Office content is only accessible inside the virtual desktop client, it can be protected from screen capture like all content on the virtual desktop. If Office content is accessible in the BYOD browser, you can try using protection with Purview, which is a Microsoft Data Loss Prevention tool. This allows you to create sensitivity classes that would prevent screenshots. You could, for example, set a policy such that all Office documents are excluded from screenshots. For more information, see [Protect Office documents with Microsoft Purview Information Protection](/deployedge/microsoft-edge-management-service-office-mip).