"Customers would like to block it". That list frequently includes Microsoft services that a customer doesn't pay for, and therefore wants to eliminate.

A lot of financial companies have an allowlist approach to their firewalls, so if it's not on the list it needs to be blocked.

What is considered "bad" is determined by the end-user (other companies, or organizations).

Here is what they already allow you to block:

- Adult Content/Gambling/"Tasteless"/Nudity/Violent

- High bandwidth: Video streaming, image sharing, P2P, etc

- "Legal liability": Inc. "hacking sites", hate groups, pirate software, illegal drug, school cheating, self-harm, et al

More information here[0]. You can enable at the parent or each child category. They'll likely add a new parent category for "AI" et al.

[0] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/security/def...