
Changes for feedback policies in Microsoft Teams
Teams is streamlining feedback management by transitioning to the Cloud Policy service. This change simplifies feedback processes by unifying all feedback entry points under a single policy.

Teams is streamlining feedback management by transitioning to the Cloud Policy service. This change simplifies feedback processes by unifying all feedback entry points under a single policy.

Teams will soon introduce a countdown timer feature to help keep meetings on track. Participants can set a visual timer of up to 100 minutes, with alerts and color changes as time runs out.

I prepared a comparison between Intelligent Meeting Recap and Copilot Meeting Recap, as Microsoft primarily promotes the Microsoft 365 Copilot license.

A new feature for speaker attribution on personal devices is available for Teams Premium and Microsoft 365 Copilot users. The feature is enabled by default.

Teams is introducing a ‘Teams client health’ dashboard, allowing IT admins to monitor client health metrics.

A key update is coming to a Teams policy: the MeetingRecordingOwnership setting will transition to default recordings being saved in the meeting organizer’s OneDrive.

New Teams calling policy updates will soon make call recording and transcription features accessible by default for new users and those on the unmodified host policy.

Microsoft aktualisiert die globale Calling Policy in Teams. Die Änderung wird Anrufaufzeichnung und Transkription standardmässig ermöglichen, sofern die Policy bisher nie geändert wurde.

Microsoft Teams will soon allow users to add multiple emoji reactions to a single message.

Microsoft Teams wird es Nutzern bald ermöglichen bis zu 20 Emoji-Reaktionen zu einer einzelnen Nachricht hinzuzufügen.