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Thank you for your reports. We released client and service updates this week, that address many MacOS-specific performance issues. We are also aware of recent performance issues with Microsoft Teams meetings, especially on laptops and when using external monitors.
The team is working to resolve these issues. In the meantime, please find troubleshooting information here: https://docs.microsoft.com/microsoftteams/troubleshoot/known-issues/teams-slow-video-meetings-laptops-4k.
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Sounds like an issue with bad session data. We use OKTA for federation and see similar once in a blue moon first thing to do is a user restart assuming that does work.. which it most likely won't. Kill all session data via SharePoint online powershell or via the GUI goto the user profile I think it shows under OneDrive. It's part of the SharePoint online module but will kill all sessions it usually takes around 30 mins but will solve the issue.
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Thank you for your feedback! Our team is currently working on a significant update to add a broader and more diverse selection of emojis to Teams. We will share an update as soon as one is available.
The ability to add custom emojis and custom reactions is still under review, and we will share an update as soon as one is available.
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This feature request is still be reviewed by the feature team. No additional details are available at this time.
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Please this is another one that needed
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Super important issue as if we want to use Teams for alert messages than this needs to be in place
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Thank you for your feedback! We are updating this as “Partialy Done” as our first step to solving for pinned posts has been released! Pinned posts allows users from a team to pin a message for everyone in the channel to be able to easily reference. While any message can be pinnable, we expect our users to use this feature to pin information like channel guidelines or important announcements. We know this doesn’t solve all pinning scenarios, and that there is still a need to make this easier for users to find, especially within the message list. We will share another update as soon as it is available.
To learn more about showing channel info in Teams, please visit https://support.microsoft.com/office/show-channel-info-in-teams-61c3319d-a2c0-4b60-99b9-3226b9e248f9.
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Technically we need this as the admins cant manage notification settings so we need to let them know they must set it for certain channels
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This is the second or third issue I have seen around this type of issue I think this should have been looked at a long time ago. Teams meeting security is currently very lacking compared to other apps. I raised tickets with MS over this and just got a generic this is a development issue post in User voice response which is awful as its a real security problem to ensure that only the people that should be in the meeting are.
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This shouldn't be a suggestion as its a major security risk. See all the stuff happening with Zoom right now this is the kind of thing that causes it.
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This is a major issue, had a non internal user ***** the link for a re-occurring meeting the link is based on the name which means even if you rebuild the meeting with the same name they can join. I mentioned this to support and they said whilst its a security issue it had to go here to probably not be looked a for 5 years. So effectively we were Teams bombed a MS's response to this is to ignore the issue.I have since gone back to our staff and trained them around this new form of information phishing but as an administrator I hate leaving things to chance.
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They have this your MS admin can set it on or you can do it in meeting settings after the meeting is created. What they really need is password protection on the meetings