Licensing Enforcement for grandfathered apps

The grace period for Power Apps licensing enforcement on apps created before October 2019 will end next month. This is the last warning! If your organization still relies on apps developed under the Power Apps P1 and P2 plans, there’s a good chance that your adoption of Power Platform goes beyond October 2019. You might still have apps using connectors, like SQL, Azure, Dynamics 365, or Dataverse, that are now considered premium but weren’t previously requiring a premium license. Don't be caught off guard – starting April 1, 2025, full enforcement of Premium licenses for these grandfathered apps will kick in. This could also affect apps you’ve developed more recently. For instance, if you've used a premium connector, but weren't prompted for a premium license, this can soon change. This was the case for one of my clients who was still using an unlicensed SQL connector in production without a clue! That most likely will change as well starting April 1, 2025. ❗OPINION PART ❗ Honestly speaking I'm a bit worried that this change may additionally affect the HTTP Respond action that was widely used for returning table contests to Power Apps. I don't have any source to support it and documentation does not mention it anyhow, so consider it only my gut feeling! 👇 Link to documentation source in the comments 👇 ___ 👉 Power Platform Licensing FAQ - premium enforcement for grandfathered apps: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/powerapps-flow-licensing-faq#i-have-apps-and-flows-that-were-in-an-extended-transition-period-until-october-1-2024-under-the-power-apps-and-power-automate-use-rights-for-microsoft-365-applications-what-happens-to-my-apps-and-flows-after-october-1-2024