New Outlook Inbox rule condition lets users sort external emails automatically
Outlook offers a new Inbox rule condition that lets users automatically sort, categorize, or prioritize messages from external senders.
Outlook offers a new Inbox rule condition that lets users automatically sort, categorize, or prioritize messages from external senders.
Microsoft is separating controls for Teams Events attendance and engagement reports from those for Teams Meetings. Teams admins should review and prepare their attendance and engagement reporting settings in Teams Events policies before the rollout.
Copilot Agent Builder now supports multiple owners per declarative agent, along with a redesigned sharing screen that lets owners manage additional owners or chat users.
Planner is now available in Outlook, so users can manage tasks and plans without leaving their inbox.
Microsoft is rolling out co-authoring and autosave for Markdown files in OneDrive and SharePoint, enabling real-time collaboration in the web experience.
Microsoft Defender Unified RBAC is becoming the default access model in selected tenants. Tenants still using legacy RBAC will be automatically enabled for Unified RBAC, replacing legacy RBAC as the default authorization source. Security admins should verify their tenant status.
Microsoft is rolling out the redesigned meeting controls and a new share panel in Teams. The changes are designed to prevent misclicks between actions such as Share, Leave, and Raise hand. IT staff should inform their users about the change, as Microsoft will automatically move them to the new experience.
Microsoft is rolling out customized consent notifications to Teams Phone, extending a capability previously available only for meetings.
Microsoft is retiring the Learning Coach agent in Microsoft 365 Copilot. Users should transition to the Learning Agent.
Microsoft accidentally created a new “All Company” Microsoft 365 group in some tenants during a July incident. Administrators should check whether their tenant now has two such groups for Viva Engage.