Message Summary Starting in April, individual users in your organization can initiate a self-service trial of Microsoft Teams Exploratory using their AAD credentials with no requirement to input payment information, while providing complete visibility and control to their Microsoft 365 admin. When this will happen: Will begin rolling this out in early April and expect to complete by mid-April. How this will affect your organization: Users will be able to initiate a Teams Exploratory trial by signing into the Teams desktop app or the web app using their AAD account. Self-service trial licenses will be a part of your Microsoft organizational tenant, and you will be able to manage these licenses like other Microsoft subscriptions. You will be able to cancel trial licenses at any time. You will also fully control whether trials are converted to paid subscriptions. Users won’t need to input payment information when signing up. If a user would like to convert to a paid license, they must wor...
What is New? This update introduces several new features for Teams Rooms on Android that improve the meeting join, content sharing, and hybrid collaboration experiences. These amazing 9 features will really elevate the experience for Teams Rooms on Android. Join Teams meeting with ID Meet app updates Room reservation extension Front row Meeting chat in Gallery, Large gallery, and Together mode HDMI auto share controls HDMI audio share Annotations Watermark-enabled meetings support In details Roll out to production starts early March 2023 and is expected to be completed by April. Note that there can be a delay between when features are released by Microsoft and when they become available on a device model and make. If an update isn't available on your device , check with your device manufacturer for information on when it might become available. Join Teams meeting with ID Users can enter any valid meeting ID and passcode to join a Teams mee...
Message Summary Microsoft Whiteboard is making Whiteboard tabs in Teams configurable using Teams app permission policies. This provides more control and flexibility to enable or disable Whiteboard tabs in Teams and complements the already existing meeting policy for Whiteboard in Teams meetings. How this will affect your organization: Whiteboard will become configurable via Teams app permission policies. This change applies to Whiteboard tabs but does not change Whiteboard in meetings or Teams Annotations. Tenants who have the policy of " Allow specific apps and block all others " for Microsoft apps will need to add Whiteboard to the list of specific apps once this change is in place to keep Whiteboard tabs functioning. What you need to do to prepare: Verify if you are using “ Allow specific apps and block all others ” in the Teams Admin Center. If so, add Whiteboard to the list of allowed apps. Please note that Whiteboard will not appear until after it has rolled out to y...
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