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This request has been accepted by the feature team and is now on the backlog!
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This item is officially on the backlog.
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The OWA team has added a “Teams meeting” toggle in the new meeting item, as a preview feature. If you’d like to try it out, please turn on ""the new Outlook" toggle in the upper right corner. We’ll set this to completed once it’s fully released by the OWA team.
Thanks!
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This feature is still in the works. There was some adjustments to the overall strategy.
I’ll try to get some additional details and share them with you.-Warren
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This is still under review by the feature team. No new details yet.
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I’m excited to announce that setting a custom status message is in internal testing, and should be coming soon! Thanks! ~ Alex
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Halfway a nice feature. Can we get more visible options for it though? Both in setting and seeing (especially seeing, there's no good visual a status is on a user)
Here's some suggestions
Set status next to menu (user image in top bar)
Status indicator in chat list (simple icon after user name)
Status message above chat box when chatting with user that auto-hides after a message is sent for 5 minutes (Like when it lets you know a user is out of office)
Show the status next to the user name in the chat at the top of the windowJon Vassar
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This item remains on the backlog, while we work on other higher priority Meetings features. Thank you.
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Good news! This is in the works.
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We are working on supporting pinning of video in Teams meetings. We don’t have a date to share yet, but will update as we get closer to completion.
Thanks.
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Support for meetings on IE, Safari and Firefox browsers is being worked on and is internal testing. We will keep you posted as we progress. Thanks!
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This is truly needed for meeting with non-staff. Having a zero-installation setup will make Teams more valuable as a choice than Webex or Zoom for all meetings.
Not to mention the ability to use Chromebooks, Mac (without admin rights), and other Linux distros.
Love Teams, but these points have been pains on many an occasion, especially when an outside vendor wishes to present to our Teams rooms.Jon Vassar
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Hi — My apologies for the delay in updating this item. We rolled out a fix a year ago for a specific issue of status changing to away in Teams when you were still active on the device. We thought this had fixed the “incorrect status” issue. From comments below, it sounds like people are still seeing issues.
If you are still having issues, it would be super helpful if you can capture logs by typing Ctrl + Shift + Alt + 1, and send the file from your downloads folder along with device info and detailed repro steps to teamsml@microsoft.com.
Thanks all!
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The team is working on #2 (and has been for awhile). We will update as soon as we have more news.
Thanks
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Integration with Skype Consumer is no longer under review, and officially planned.
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The ability to remove a user from group chats (including meeting chats) is now available on desktop, and coming soon to mobile.
How it works: A user can go to any group chat of 3 or more people and navigate to the roster and by hovering over any user you will see the “X”. Clicking on this will show a confirmation dialog. Then the user must select remove to remove the user.
What does everyone see: Everyone in the chat will see the control message that says “User A removed User B from the chat”.
What does the removed user see: The removed user will still have access to the chat history but will no longer see new messages after the point of removal and will not be able to compose messages or make any changes to the chat.
Note: This setting is controlled by your tenant admin, so may or may not…
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Here's the Teams team missing the ball again on useful features for their customers. Like others, this is one of the few reasons we still have Skype for Business enabled on our tenant. This and dual screen use to split off video and content presentation are the ONLY things that keep Skype for Business alive for us.