Changes for feedback policies in Microsoft Teams
Teams is streamlining feedback management by transitioning to the Cloud Policy service. This change simplifies feedback processes by unifying all feedback entry points under a single policy.
Teams is streamlining feedback management by transitioning to the Cloud Policy service. This change simplifies feedback processes by unifying all feedback entry points under a single policy.
Teams will soon introduce a countdown timer feature to help keep meetings on track. Participants can set a visual timer of up to 100 minutes, with alerts and color changes as time runs out.
Outlook on iOS and Android now allows users to easily create, delete, rename, reorder, and move folders directly within the app.
I prepared a comparison between Intelligent Meeting Recap and Copilot Meeting Recap, as Microsoft primarily promotes the Microsoft 365 Copilot license.
Teams will soon enhance meeting transcripts by allowing the upload of a custom dictionary, improving recognition of specific terminology from your organization.
A new Storage tab is available in the Microsoft SharePoint usage report, offering insights into your overall SharePoint storage usage and suggestions for optimization.
Users running Windows 11 with Microsoft 365 Apps in Current Channel (Preview) receive the new Microsoft 365 companion apps preinstalled by default, unless an administrator modifies this setting.
Users have three licensing options to get access to Copilot Studio. However, the previous Copilot Studio Viral Trial license is no longer an option.
You should not trust the cost management overview in the Microsoft 365 admin center for Pay-as-you-go (PAYG) services.
The Edge Management Service in the Microsoft Admin Center now includes a new Edge Monitoring Dashboard, which provides an overview of insights into your managed Edge instances and suggests actions you can take.
Outlook for iOS and Android now lets users choose custom icons for their accounts, making it easier to navigate between multiple accounts.
Pay-as-you-go billing for SharePoint Agents through the Copilot Control System is available, but it has the same limitations and interface bugs.
A new feature for speaker attribution on personal devices is available for Teams Premium and Microsoft 365 Copilot users. The feature is enabled by default.
OneDrive for Business will allow more control over folder sharing with “View and upload” permissions for Anyone links. This feature helps admins manage external sharing while ensuring compliance with data policies, enhancing overall data governance.
Teams Mobile will let users customize ringtones for different calls, improving how they manage alerts.
Teams is introducing a ‘Teams client health’ dashboard, allowing IT admins to monitor client health metrics.
A key update is coming to a Teams policy: the MeetingRecordingOwnership setting will transition to default recordings being saved in the meeting organizer’s OneDrive.
The Microsoft Lists mobile app for Android and iOS will be retired. Users should use the mobile browser experience, which offers more features and updates.
Microsoft is modernizing the Microsoft 365 Apps update channels on Windows desktop to improve update options and efficiency.
New Teams calling policy updates will soon make call recording and transcription features accessible by default for new users and those on the unmodified host policy.