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SecurityDevices in policies.json

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This is TB 68.0 on Linux:

I've set up SecurityDevices in the distribution/policies.json file but it never gets set when running thunderbird. I used the same syntax as firefox where it does work. Is this a feature that hasn't been implented yet in the new policy engine?

This is TB 68.0 on Linux: I've set up SecurityDevices in the distribution/policies.json file but it never gets set when running thunderbird. I used the same syntax as firefox where it does work. Is this a feature that hasn't been implented yet in the new policy engine?

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Just noticed that I also set BlockAboutConfig to be true but it's not actually being blocked.