Retirement of the Admin App in Teams, Outlook and Microsoft 365
Microsoft will retire the Admin app in October 2026. The app was designed to help very small businesses manage administrative tasks directly in Teams, Outlook, and Microsoft 365.com.
Microsoft will retire the Admin app in October 2026. The app was designed to help very small businesses manage administrative tasks directly in Teams, Outlook, and Microsoft 365.com.
Microsoft is rolling out self-serve sync connectors for Copilot, starting with Jira Cloud and Confluence Cloud, letting users sync their own accessible content into Microsoft Graph.
Microsoft is rolling out a unified Inbox view in the new Outlook for Windows, letting users view emails from multiple accounts in a single inbox without merging mailboxes. Unified Inbox is enabled by default.
Microsoft is removing legacy OneDrive storage entitlements for Enterprise organizations with users above 5 TB. Organizations with affected users should reduce storage, buy a storage add-on, or wait for OneDrive Storage PAYG before quotas are enforced; otherwise, OneDrive will become read-only for those users.
Sensitivity label support for video files moves from preview to general availability, now also covering Clipchamp project files. This update can affect existing Clipchamp projects if they are already labeled.
Teams on the web is moving to teams.cloud.microsoft. An overview of the timeline, the impact on users, and the temporary administrator control to postpone the redirect in case of compatibility issues.
Microsoft is retiring Loop components in OneNote for the web. Existing components will be replaced with links to Loop on the web.
AI-generated audio summaries are now available in SharePoint News posts within the SharePoint app for Teams on desktop and mobile, giving Copilot Premium users another way to catch up on organizational news.
Learn how to restrict the new Copilot desktop app to allowed organizations using Entra ID tenant restrictions, blocking personal Microsoft accounts and unauthorized tenants on managed Windows clients.
Microsoft increased the pricing for Power Apps Premium licenses on 1 September, with increases of up to 17% depending on market and term.