I found my answer at Peter’s new article, https://inthecloud247.com/new-microsoft-store-integrated-in-intune/. New store works the same to remove apps, tested and confirmed with “Mail and Calendar”. However, I cannot find “Solitaire & Casual Games”.

I revisited this article which I had bookmarked to say the same as you. This has worked great up until now. What should I use now? I’m assuming I need to use scripts, but maybe there’s a better alternative?

The win32 app type also supports the Uninstall assignment. You could give that a try. Wrapp the installer from Zoom and assign it to all devices as Uninstall. But I have never tried it. I assume Intune will remove Zoom, but if the user is admin he can install it again and probably takes a while until Intune removes the package again.
There might be better ways to block an app.

That`s probably because Windows 10 (UWP) apps are installed under the user context and you now try to uninstall it by assigning this to a device group.

That differs per app type. For a Microsoft Store for Business app, for example you cannot change the Display name. A win32 app is named as you want to name it.

Does anyone know if it’s possible to rename the InTune display name of the App in the App list iIntune? In the full app list, their not way to distinguish apps that are published to the Company Portal or Required installs, from those that are set tp Uninstall. Would love to be able to add the word “Uninstall” or “Remove” in front of the app name.

Right now, you have to drill down into the Assignments blade for each to look for the “Uninstall Assignments” configuration.

Great info Alexey!
Thanks for sharing with us.