We are releasing additional manager-controlled privacy settings in the Shifts app. Frontline managers will be able to set how far in the past their employees can view data in schedule view, to manage employees’ views of each other’s breaks and notes, and to import and export reports for time-off schedules, open shifts, and assigned shifts.
Microsoft Teams users will be able to control how they get notified in meeting chats through RSVP to their meetings. When you decline a meeting, you will not receive notifications or see the chats in chat list; when you accept a meeting, you will receive notification for all new messages.
We are updating the app icon and logo associated with the “Tasks by Planner and To Do app” in Microsoft Teams.
When this will happen:
The new engagement information will enable organizers to view meeting engagement data such as total reactions, raised hands, cameras turned on, and more in the “Attendance” tab after a meeting or webinar.
This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 162171
The Teams Join Launcher web page will now support the brand logo and brand image uploaded for branded meetings. This is a Teams Premium feature.
Android-based Teams devices will receive automatic updates of the Teams app without the need for any manual intervention. Administrators can manage the automatic updates by organizing devices into update phases or pausing the rollout temporarily, if needed, from Teams Admin Center.
Teams Rooms on Android devices apply the Teams Premium meeting security features including
end-to-end encryption and sensitivity labels if the meeting organizer has them turned on.
The task publishing experience in Microsoft Teams will soon allow you to choose which users to notify when you publish or unpublish a task list. You’ll soon have the ability to choose which members of teams receiving the tasks should get a notification in their Teams activity feed: all owners and members, owners only, or no one. Similarly, you will be able to choose who to notify when unpublishing a task list.
This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 144248
We are announcing the upcoming launch of the “Ratings and Reviews” feature for apps on Microsoft Teams. This new addition will empower users to view feedback from customers for apps from Microsoft and other third party app publishers. Users can also provide feedback on apps they’ve installed, and by default these reviews will be marked as anonymous. Not only this, but app publishers will also have the capability to respond to these reviews via the Partner Center, thereby enabling a new mode of communication between partners and end users. Furthermore, this experience is powered by Microsoft AppSource’s Ratings Service, hence ensuring the availability of reviews on the AppSource website as well as the Teams client experience. This feature is part of our continuous effort to enhance user experience and transparency within the Teams environment.
This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 122300
Microsoft Teams Meeting users will be notified directly through the error message for why they cannot access meeting chats when their chat access is limited by policy or due to system limitations and unexpected errors. This will only be available in the new Teams experience.
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