A new Teams Meeting policy setting is becoming available to let Teams administrators define how participant’s screen can (or can not) be shared. The option allows to define if the entire screen or only a single application can be shared as well as to entirely disable the option To set it up, access your Teams […]
You may know new devices type for Microsoft Teams, called Collaboration Bar, are now available (see https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams-blog/the-first-collaboration-bar-for-microsoft-teams-is-now-available/ba-p/1231706). As part of this availability, you can now configure specific Teams profiles for these Collaboration Bar. To start creating and managing profiles for these devices, go to your Teams administration portal (https://admin.teams.microsoft.com/) and reach the Devices\Collaboration Bars menu
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As you may know, there is some limits which apply to Microsoft Teams, one of them is the number of maximum members in a Team. Well good news, this limit is going to double by the end of May, going from 5 000 members to 10 000 members. This capacity increase will start by end
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The Teams client on Windows has been updated to provide a new and better scheduling experience. If you use your Teams client to schedule meetings, your experience is going to get improved thanks to this new enhanced experience, providing easier way to set time zone, look for availability and much more. To start using it,
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Microsoft Teams now allow administrator to define policies to pin apps to their end-users (turned on by default). This policy setting also allows administrator to disable the ‘pin app’ capability. As remined, an app can be pinned in Teams by following these steps: Access the search an app function (the 3 dots – … –
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A new notification setting has appear in Teams, let you know configure notification when a colleague joins Teams. This notification is set to Banner and Email by default. To manage how you want to get notified, just go to your Teams Settings menu and reach out the Notification section to configure the Highlights for you\Colleague
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As you may know, Office 365 comes (either as part of your subscription – E5 – or add-on) with an Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) solution, which analyse links being sent by email or inside Office document, called ATP Safe Links Well, the ATP Safe Links now supports Teams, which means any link being send through
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As ore and more activities occur on Microsoft Teams, the Office 365 Compliance team is now providing ability to put on Legal Hold Teams content (including private channels) on Legal Hold when you need to prevent content tampering. To do so,, logon to your Office 365 Compliance portal (either https://protection.office.com/ or https://compliance.microsoft.com/ [the new Compliance
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If you are using the Teams mobile application on Android device, you can now forward a message to another chat or channel. To forward a message, just open the option menu (top right of the message title) Then choose Forward Finally choose the target, either a chat or a channel and search for the one
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Microsoft Teams has been updated to mute by default meeting chats to help you reduce the notification noise. The meeting chats are muted until you either send a message in the chat or (re)join the meeting. You can manage the default behaviour and turn notification back on by accessing the Settings\Notifications and switching the Meeting
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