Frontier access now includes Microsoft Teams, Outlook, OneDrive and SharePoint, as Targeted release in Microsoft 365 will be retired in January 2027. The Frontier changes already affect SharePoint and OneDrive, and a Copilot license is no longer required for Frontier access.
Microsoft has disconnected Intelligent Recap from Copilot in Teams. Copilot Premium users can now decide whether recap starts when Copilot is turned on. Teams Premium users are not affected.
The Teams Calls app now organizes call history, voicemails, and recordings by phone line for users with multi-line calling.
Microsoft has added Teams Interpreter as a new usage-based billing service. This suggests the 20 included hours per month may change for Copilot-licensed users, or Interpreter may switch to usage-based billing only.
GitHub Notifications and GitHub Copilot are merged into one GitHub app in Microsoft Teams. The legacy app will be deprecated in November 2026, so users should switch to the new GitHub app.
Teams now blurs images with QR codes from external senders by default. Users can reveal them, but the reveal is kept only for the current session and platform.
A new Teams meeting policy setting lets admins turn off the profanity filter in meeting transcripts. The default behavior does not change unless an administrator changes the assigned meeting policy.
Live captions in Microsoft Teams get a new right-side panel layout and a single settings menu, plus an automatic start option for future meetings.
Microsoft enables Teams user reporting in Defender for Office 365. The updated setting collects reported submissions from Teams messages, calls, and meetings in the Defender portal and, depending on the configuration, submits them to Microsoft. Organizations can opt out before 25 October 2026.
Microsoft will enable the Attach file and Drag & Drop experiences in Teams chats with guests. The change applies only to tenants that have never updated the file attachment setting since July 2025.