You are probably already aware about the capability to enable for messages sent using Teams (Safe Links). Well, you can now also enable quarantine capabilities for Teams to help protect your users from malicious message. In fact, it is an extension of the Safe Links capability to support ZAP (Zero-hour Auto Purge), quarantine and reporting. […]
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You can now have a schedule suggestion time for Teams chat delivery. This can be useful when you chat with people in different time zone or time shift. This will ensure the message is delivered at a time the recipient is more likely to view and read it. To use it, you need to have
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You know that you can monitor your workloads running on Azure using Azure Monitor and Azure Alerts. Until now, if you had to reuse a similar alert configuration/settings, you had to manually recreate it from scratch, leading to potential mistake. Well, good news as now you can duplicate existing alert rules, making it easier and
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As you know Office 365 products and services – such as SharePoint, Exchange Online… – send from time to time email notifications to end-users, such as for document shared, emails in quarantine… These email notifications have been using Microsoft domains as sender – such as @sharepointonline.com or @planner.com. Sometimes these emails were incorrectly identified as
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As SharePoint Online administrator, it is difficult to track changes done on SharePoint sites by administrators, especially when you have multiple administrators. Well, good news, you can now track changes made for up to the last 30 days. To do so, connect to your SharePoint Online portal (https://<your tenant>-admin.sharepoint.com) and access the Sites\Active sites blade,
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Since the introduction of Teams, Microsoft has introduced additional features over the time. While more features have been added, the Teams client did not really evolve. Well, a major refresh of the Teams client is coming and you can already start using it. If you are in the public preview program, the option
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You know that when you join a Teams meeting you can turn on your camera. Well, there is time you may not want to turn on the camera, in this case when you join the meeting a generic ‘picture’ with your initials is displayed. To make things better, you can now use an avatar instead
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For those using Intune to manage their devices, a new experience is coming and currently in preview. Use the preview to familiarize yourself with the new experience. Connect to your Intune portal (https://intune.microsoft.com/) to access the Devices\Overview blade There you will get a purple banner letting you know about the new experience in preview and
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As you know, you can enable access to Teams Preview for all or a selected group of your users. When a user has set its Teams client to run in Preview, there is an indicator on the profile picture (see https://t.co/t4VpnDpSjv). Well, this indicator is changing from P (Preview) to EA (Early Access)
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A new authentication method called Authenticator Lite is available in preview. Authenticator Lite allows end-users to perform multifactor authentication without the Microsoft Authenticator app. Some end-users may be reluctant to install corporate applications on their mobile device or in some country/region there is a legal requirement for employers to provide corporate mobile phone if corporate
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