Krisz's Microsoft Teams adventure

Microsoft Teams is set to roll out two significant updates aimed at enhancing the accessibility and security of Teams meetings. These updates are designed to provide more flexibility for users joining meetings and to bolster the security of chat access during meetings. Join Teams Meetings from Non-Teams Devices Microsoft Teams is introducing a feature that will allow meeting participants to join from non-Teams applications or devices. This feature is dependent on your guest join settings when you send a Microsoft Teams meeting invite. Participants joining through this method will be classified as guests, and all guest settings applied by your organization will apply to these participants. This feature offers the benefit of allowing users, associates, and customers to join Teams meetings from non-Teams devices through certified Cloud Video Interop (CVI) providers. If your settings allow guests to join your Teams meetings through a browser, your guests will also be able to join through s

Introduction : Microsoft Teams is continuously evolving to provide users with a more seamless and efficient experience. In this blog post, we'll discuss three new updates coming to Teams: improvements to the 'People I Invite' meeting lobby policy, enhancements to the search experience on the Teams App Store, and an easier way for Cloud Video Interop (CVI) users to join Teams meetings. These updates will enhance user experience and offer more comprehensive functionality across the platform. Improvements to 'People I Invite' Meeting Lobby Policy With the upcoming update to Teams, you'll be able to include distribution lists as part of the Invited Users for a meeting, allowing those in the distribution list to bypass the lobby if the lobby policy is set to 'People I Invite.' This change simplifies the process of inviting large groups and streamlines meeting management for organizers. Enhanced Search Experience on the Teams App Store Starting in early May, M