Microsoft Defender for Endpoint: Inconsistent "No Sensor Data" Status on macOS Devices

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I’ve been reviewing some unusual behavior in our Defender for Endpoint health status across several macOS devices. Specifically, we've been seeing "No Sensor Data" instead of the expected "Inactive" state after periods of inactivity.According to Microsoft's documentation, this could be related to macOS devices sleeping for over 48 hours - Fix unhealthy sensors in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint - Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, this explanation doesn't fully align with what I’ve observed in my environment.For example:One macOS device (Device 1) showed "No Sensor Data" on both Thursd

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