Teams

As you may know, Teams meetings are saved in user’s OneDrive (ad-hoc meeting) or the associated SharePoint site for a channel meeting. Starting January 2022, these recordings will auto expire after a defined number of days (default is set to 60 days). This means the recording will be deleted after the expiration. If you have […]

If you use Teams you already know it provides chat capabilities. You also know that chat messages are listed in historical order and you can reply only to the last message received. Well, not anymore, you can now reply to a previous/older message. This can comes handy as sometime you can not reply immediately to

This feature is currently being deployed with an expected completion by January 2022. When the feature is available on your Teams client you will be able to use high fidelity music, meaning you will be able to have a richer sound experience. With this mode Teams will support a 32 kHz rate at 128 kbps

You can now finally configured how chat window is being displayed in Teams. You can choose by keeping the chat window in the main window (current and default settings) or to open a new window. To configure it, open the Settings menu from your Teams client and select the desired option in the General\Open new

As you may be already aware, Microsoft has introduced last year a feature to allow your end-user switch to the Public Preview channel on their Teams client (see https://t.co/VyOvTrtLYd). Well, if you are using a Public Preview channel client, you will now see an indicator showing at the top right of your profile picture.

As you know, today when opening a file shared in Teams (either chat, meeting or Teams) the file opens by default within Teams. Well, good new, you can now manage this settings and change the default action when opening a file in Teams; you can choose Teams (default), Office apps or web browser This applies

As you know, information compliance and data retention is important. Well, until then messages in private channels where not being retained. Good news, you can now get Teams private channel messages to be added into retention. Logon to your compliance portal (https://compliance.microsoft.com/) and access the Information governance blade and then the Retention policies tab to

As you now, Office apps has various update channel to let you manage how Office apps are being updated. Well, Teams now allows you to define a policy to follow the Office update channels or to register for preview channel. This does not impact the current Office channel setting and if you have users already

As you know Microsoft Teams – the collaboration client from Office 365 – has been there for quite some time. When you create a new Teams (or manage an existing one) you have to give access to selected users. Until now, you had to invite every individual users you wanted to give access to Teams.