#Microsoft teams web windows

We are always happy to receive feedback and suggestions to make our product even better. When a community owner invites you to their community, you will now see the invite in the app and can then decide whether to accept it. Automated mechanisms will remove such content and will leave behind just a placeholder indicating removed content. Your communities are now protected by safeguards against potentially harmful or malicious content. When you want to share something, your recent communities are shown, and you can just pick one to share the content to. It’s now easier to share content to communities using the native sharing options on your mobile phone. Learn more about available emojis in Teams (free)

#Microsoft teams web windows

You can try this with your contacts, and you will see something cool in Teams (free) on Windows 11.

Using the (highfive) emoji is fun and it has recently become even more fun. Learn more about scheduling meetings in Teams (free)

When scheduling a new meeting in Teams (free) on Windows 11, you can now just put a phone number as a recipient, and they will receive a meeting invite via SMS including a meeting link to join the meeting. When somebody shares a video in a community, it now plays beautifully inline within the community. It might even be information about new features under the three dots menu in the top right-hand corner as ‘What’s new’ when using Windows 11 Chat. When you see the little red dot on taskbar, you will find something new in the app. You won’t miss anything now that we have improved the way new content is shown in Windows 11 Chat and Teams on Windows 11. Improvements for app badging (Windows 11) New features in Teams (free) on desktop and web