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Message center posts will include monthly active users specific to the Microsoft 365 service change being communicated.
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Message center posts will include monthly active users specific to the Microsoft 365 service change being communicated.
SharePoint tenant admins can configure Stream tile in M365 app launcher to go to Stream (Classic) or to the new Stream app on office.com.
Notification that appears on the front of room display alerting in-room meeting participants if the room is over-capacity based on the capacity defined in a room account.
Only cameras that support people counting will support this feature. When a Teams panel is deployed outside a Teams Room that supports this feature, an alert will also be visible on the Teams panel, notifying people outside the room that it has reached capacity.
We are releasing built-in filters for use within Activity explorer to allow easy access to the most used filters.
More info: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/data-classification-activity-explorer?view=o365-worldwide
Front row is a new layout that enables better hybrid meetings. This layout is added to layout picker that users can switch to from Teams room console layout dialog. Front row bring remote participants to eye level to participants in rooms and adds additional metadata like chat and a visible raise hand roster to give in room users better context of what’s happening in the meeting and create an inclusive environment. Front row layout can be set as default layout for your meetings by device admins or can be turned off depending on customer needs. Front row is available on all displays sizes small or big.
We’re releasing new roles and role groups to allow granular permissions to manage Information Protection and Data Loss Prevention (DLP) within the Microsoft 365 compliance center.
This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 88531.
Roaming Signatures in Outlook for Windows, originally announced in MC215017 June ’20, has been delayed while we work on further stabilization. We apologize for the delay and will communicate via Message center when we are ready to proceed.
The Microsoft 365 Roadmap (60371) has been updated to reflect this change.
Coming to public preview, default labeling policies can now be applied to any supported document that a user edits, not just a new document.
This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 88515.
In order to better secure Microsoft Teams third-party applications that request native device permissions – such as camera, microphone or location access – we will be requiring users to manually opt-in for these permissions per app in the Microsoft Teams web browser experience. We are already doing this on the Teams desktop and mobile clients.
Previously, Microsoft Teams app permissions were handled by the browser when requesting camera, microphone or location access. With this change, users will need to navigate to the app’s permissions dialog to grant access to these permissions for their Microsoft Teams third-party application in the web browser.
Now in preview, this feature will enable Adaptive Card v1.4 for Message Extensions which will allow users to send refreshed, up to date cards that will update with new information.
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