We will be retiring the Teams mobile support on iOS version 5, 6 and 7. Instead we recommend that users upgrade to newer Android builds, which is where we will continue to build new features and experiences. We will also begin encouraging users to update to the newest version of Teams if they’re running builds older than 1 year.
Introducing the capability to allow meeting participants to temporarily unmute by press “Ctrl Spacebar” to speak.
Introducing the capability to allow meeting participants to temporarily unmute by press “Ctrl Spacebar” to speak.
This
feature enables users on VMware on Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) to make
an emergency call while working from home. It will allow users to validate (and
if necessary, edit) the address that will be communicated to emergency
responders.
This
feature enables users on VMware on Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) to make
an emergency call while working from home. It will allow users to validate (and
if necessary, edit) the address that will be communicated to emergency
responders.
Teams is adding support for Azure AD’s internal guest users (users whose UserType value is “guest” with credentials managed by the host organization either on-prem or in the cloud). These internal user would sign-into Teams like any other users and would be able to collaborate with other users in the host organization.
Note: This change is to support legacy scenarios (formerly known as guest user state 3 and 4), that may have blocked organizations from utilizing internal guest access previously. This change does not impact existing guest access settings.
This new feature will place all of the view related options that are found in Teams Meetings (Gallery, Large Gallery, Together Mode) into a separate, dedicated menu called View Switcher. This will show up on the top left of the meeting window.
This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 70754.
Support internal guest
users with credentials managed by the resource tenant (formerly known as State
3 and State 4 guests accounts).
The new release will bring the commenting capability available for Lists on the web to Lists within Teams.Users will be able to view, delete, and add comments on a list item inside Teams. Comments will stay with the list item regardless of it opening on SharePoint, Microsoft Lists on the web, or Teams.
This feature will roll out on desktop, web and mobile.
Support internal guest users with credentials managed by the resource tenant (formerly known as State 3 and State 4 guests accounts).
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