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We’re updating our command library all the time, so keep checking the menu in the command box to see what’s new by typing / or @.
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I want to try to provide clarity on the current functionality because we find that sometimes people are unaware of the settings available to tenant & team admins. There are three different types of edit/delete settings, all of which are switched on/off at the tenant or team level.
1) Allow users to edit their own messages
2) Allow users to delete their own messages
3) Allow owners to delete all messagesTenant level settings:
Tenant admins can update capabilities from the “Messaging” section in the Admin center.
By default, allow users to edit/delete their own messages is ON at the tenant level (and therefore the team level).
By default, allow owners to delete all messages is OFF by default in all tenants, except in EDU where it is ON by default.Team level settings:
If edit and delete settings are enabled by the Tenant admin, team owners can also control…Tim
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Please grant Admins the ability to remove all Store links from Office 365 apps. Highly regulated companies can't run the risk of users trying to sideload non-approved apps. Even if they can't connect to them because IT blocks access it's a huge change management nightmare.
What's worse is that MS Teams casually prompts users to click on the Store and add Dropbox and other apps that would never pass compliance/security approvals...