Unofficial 365

This collection of updates from the "Unofficial 365 Podcast of Microsoft service updates" details numerous changes and enhancements across various Microsoft 365 services for June 2025. Key themes include retirements of older features like SharePoint Framework Field Customizers and Basic Auth for Exchange Online, alongside important security updates for Windows and new functionalities in Microsoft Teams, such as improved app management, meeting features, and performance. Many updates focus on

This compilation of Microsoft service updates for June 2 - June 8, 2025, outlines various upcoming changes and retirements impacting applications like Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, Exchange Online, Outlook, Intune, and Viva. Several updates focus on security enhancements, such as authentication changes and new reporting features in Defender, while others introduce feature improvements like new conversation layouts, interactive agents, and updated mobile app functionality. Organizations are alerted to

These announcements from the Unofficial 365 Podcast cover Microsoft service updates and changes, primarily focusing on Teams, Windows, and Power Automate. Several updates relate to Teams meeting features, such as recording policy changes, lobby chat, and speaker attribution, while others highlight Copilot integrations across various Microsoft 365 applications. There are also important notices regarding security enhancements, like TLS deprecation for the Fabric Platform and rule-based app management,

This compilation of updates from the Unofficial 365 Podcast details a variety of upcoming changes and new features across numerous Microsoft 365 services, primarily focusing on rollout timelines and key functionalities. Notable items include updates to OneDrive and SharePoint, the retirement of specific Defender for Cloud Apps agents, improvements to Teams features like real-time notes and location setting, and enhancements in Outlook for Windows and mobile.

This compilation of Microsoft service updates for the week of May 12-18, 2025, highlights major changes and upcoming features across several key applications. Noteworthy updates include the retirement and redirection of Microsoft Project to Planner, the deprecation of SharePoint Alerts and Excel's Organization data types, and enhanced file backup prompts to OneDrive. The text also covers various improvements and new functionalities within Microsoft Teams, such as real-time text, updated calling

What are the key updates related to Microsoft Teams in the near future?Several significant updates are coming to Microsoft Teams. Users will be able to forward app cards within messages and utilize a new Lobby chat feature for meeting organizers to send one-way messages to attendees in the lobby. Performance improvements for guests joining meetings via Edge and Chrome web browsers are also being rolled out. The classic Teams desktop experience is scheduled for end of availability by July 1, 2025,

"The Unofficial 365 Podcast of Microsoft service updates for April 28, 2025 - May 4, 2025," provides a summary of upcoming changes and features across various Microsoft 365 services. Key updates include the end of availability for classic Teams, a migration to a new Public Content Delivery Network for SharePoint Online, and the introduction of People Skills in Microsoft 365 Copilot. Additional changes cover areas like OneDrive unlicensed account policy enforcement, updates to Outlook features, Power

This week we discuss updates impacting Microsoft Copilot, Word, Excel, Outlook, and Teams:Classic Microsoft Teams is retiring on July 1, 2025, requiring users to upgrade or use the web version. Teams is also adding significant accessibility features, including Real-Time Text (RTT) for meetings and calls, alongside productivity enhancements like Cross-location Shifts in the Shifts app, new DVR capabilities for town halls on mobile, and improved peripheral support.Microsoft 365 Copilot sees