Profanity filters in Teams
I see there are content filters for GIPH images but not for text, looking for something that can filter profanity from conversations.
Freddi Guerrero
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Anonymous
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This would be an important feature with the number of students now on teams
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Anonymous
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I think MS do not understand the frustation of SP's that support the Education. We've implemented the profanity filter. Problem, the swearing still pops-up and shows eventually after view minutes blocked. So come on MS get your stuff together and hear what we asking.
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Cameron
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Can we also get Profanity filters in the Voicemail transcription (https://office365.uservoice.com/forums/289138-office-365-security-compliance/suggestions/40467697-allow-option-to-exclude-swear-words-being-transcri)? Voicemail is sending messages with profanity that didn't happen.
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Wesley Duggan
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Also in an EDU enviroment that needs some sort of profanity filtering option on the A1 license. E5 is far too costly for a school to comply with regulations around minors and what they can and can not be exposed to.
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Anonymous
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Important requirement for Teams EDU!
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Anonymous
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Yes please!! This is a great idea.
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Anonymous
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Isn't high time profanity filter was activated?
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Shaun Wells
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Profanity check or some sort of dictionary check would be useful.
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Joe Winstanley
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Vital for education. Please add to A1,3,&5 licenses.
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Timothy Malan
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Have my upvote! Going to make a video about this.
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Anonymous
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Vote this up, very important be able to monitor was is said in 365 Business accounts.
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Anonymous
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The education is most in need of this yet they add it only to E5 licensing 🤦🏻♂️ I dare one of Microfost to come and watch 3000 kids using teams and then they will understand why They need to include this! I really cant believe enterprise license have this and not educational. License.....
I bet the 2000 users in the bank “swear” daily 😂🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
EPIC FAIL once again been let down by MS
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Jessie
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We are in the same boat, even with the setting turned to strict when they are in a video meeting and they are chatting, they can put whatever they want. If Microsoft wants the school to continue using this platform, they have to come up with a blocking option, it does no good to flag it, i mean it helps but we need to block.
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Tim Scrivin
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Certainly agree there should be some word filtering in Teams, with schools wanting to press on to a educational version of O365 this is a must.
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Dave Girardin
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We need a way to filter words as well.
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Loyal Anderson
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We need to have a list or import a list of inappropriate words and phrases to be blocked. This can be the same sort of list I can set up in Rules under Exchange admin center in 365
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Anonymous
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In a private conversation, you can turn Strict mode on, in the Settings. But in a Genreal conversation you cannot do this currently. Anyone on Microsoft working on this?
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[Deleted User]
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Hi guys any further update on this? Im hoping that staff can have a play with Teams before with a roll out in September 2018. But I cannot roll it out until the profanity filter is impleneted in conversations. Teachers have requested this as a must have feature. Quite rightly they say they dont have time to moderate a conversation. Thanks.
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[Deleted User]
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++1 Im looking to roll out Teams across the entire school, bu tthe only thing stopping me is the profanity filter on conversations is not active.
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Bobby Moore
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+1