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Expand Up @@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ Example of implementation to identify the connection:
1. After you have a match on which connection is causing the impact, generate a new list with the app or flow ID and the connector affected by the DLP.
1. Use the earlier information to notify the maker about the future impact. You can use Power Cards to collect the feedback from the maker if the app or flow can be deleted or needs to be migrated to another environment.

Based on your analysis, if you determine that the affected flows aren't being used, you can put them in quarantine and send an email to the maker with instructions on how to move them to a different environment. This encourages a do-it-yourself (DIY) culture and removes the shadow IT. In some situations, you might want to exempt some objects from the DLP. For instance, you may want to apply a specific DLP only for new resources that have been created and exempt the current resources. For more information about DLP resource exemption, see [DLP resource exemption](/power-platform/admin/dlp-resource-exemption).
Based on your analysis, if you determine that the affected flows aren't being used, you can stop them, if the affected object is an App, is possible to quarantine it and send an email to the maker with instructions on how to move them to a different environment. This encourages a do-it-yourself (DIY) culture and removes the shadow IT. In some situations, you might want to exempt some objects from the DLP. For instance, you may want to apply a specific DLP only for new resources that have been created and exempt the current resources. For more information about DLP resource exemption, see [DLP resource exemption](/power-platform/admin/dlp-resource-exemption).

Effectively, your environment strategy is defined through DLP and that provides a destination for the apps and flows developed in the default environment.

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