Krisz's Microsoft Teams adventure

  Introduction: In the ever-evolving landscape of digital collaboration tools, Microsoft is constantly updating and refining its offerings to ensure an optimal user experience. Recently, a significant change was implemented to the Teams Live Events attendee experience, which impacted the ability of Guest users to join via the Web. In response to customer feedback and in the interest of smoother transitions, Microsoft is now offering a temporary rollback option for Teams Live Events. However, this choice comes with its set of implications. Microsoft's initiative comes in the wake of the recent rollout, aiming to enhance the attendee experience while supporting the new RTMP-In experience for Teams Live Events. Despite the advancements, the change inadvertently restricted Guest users from joining as attendees on the Web, prompting Microsoft to provide a temporary rollback solution. The opportunity to rollback to an earlier version of Teams Live Events is designed to re-enable the func

  Are you a Microsoft Teams admin or user? There's an important change coming to the Teams Live Event Attendee experience for users with guest access. Keep reading to understand the implications of this change and how to prepare for it. Change to the Teams Live Event Attendee Experience for Guest Users Microsoft has recently introduced new updates to enhance the Teams Live Event Attendee experience by supporting the RTMP-In scenario. However, an issue has been identified that will affect guest users joining via the Web. Starting in May, Microsoft Teams will no longer support guest users joining as a Live Event Attendee on the Web. Timeline for the Change The rollout of this change is scheduled to begin in mid-May, with completion expected by late May. Impact on Your Organization Guest users who have access to your tenant will no longer be able to join a Teams Live Event as an attendee on the Web. To ensure a smooth experience, it's essential to encourage these users to join usi