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When I create a new tenat-wide policy via the PowerShell cmdlet, it does not include any connectors in the data groups until they are added via the "Set-AdminDlpPolicy". If I don't explicitly add a connector to either list, do the containers not listed automatically fall under "DefaultGroup"?

PolicyName : 51f26d23-fd13-4be5-beb5-6b360ec95377
DisplayName : EnvTest
CreatedTime : 2019-04-09T19:19:07.2670881Z
CreatedBy : @{id=0022129a-4bbc-4e47-9d09-2d3f2a4b002e; displayName=Joe Shmoe; email=joe_shmoe@collabdev.onmicrosoft.com; 
 type=User; tenantId=fcfa89de-3da8-4102-9cb5-54d6ba9ce01c; userPrincipalName=joe_shmoe@collabdev.onmicrosoft.com}
LastModifiedTime : 2019-04-09T19:19:07.2670881Z
LastModifiedBy : @{id=0022129a-4bbc-4e47-9d09-2d3f2a4b002e; displayName=Joe Shmoe; email=joe_shmoe@collabdev.onmicrosoft.com; 
 type=User; tenantId=fcfa89de-3da8-4102-9cb5-54d6ba9ce01c; userPrincipalName=xxxx@collabdev.onmicrosoft.com}
Constraints : 
BusinessDataGroup : {}
NonBusinessDataGroup : {}
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Governance & administering

Hi @ninocapo ,

Do you want to create DLP policy within your PowerApps environment using PowerShell PowerApps cmdlets?

If you want to create DLP policy within your PowerApps environment using PowerShell PowerApps cmdlets, please use the following cmdlet command:

Set-AdminDlpPolicy

More details about PowerApps DLP cmdlets, please check the following article:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/powerapps-powershell#cmdlet-list---admin-cmdlets

When you set a DLP within your PowerApps environment using PowerShell PowerApps cmdlets, you could specify some specific connectors to the BusinessDataGroup, then the remaining available connectors would be recognized as NonBusinessDataGroup automatically, but the remaining available connectors would not be listed detailed within the NonBusinessDataGroup ("DefaultGroup") of the output of this cmdlet command.

Best regards,