using the “upload custom apps” option for microsoft teams bots

Managing the "Upload custom apps" option in Microsoft Teams for specific users can be a bit intricate but is certainly feasible with the right approach. Here's a breakdown of the process, drawing from the latest information available (as of December 2023): Step-by-Step Guide to Restricting Custom App Uploads in Teams Access the Teams Admin Center: … Continue reading using the “upload custom apps” option for microsoft teams bots →

microsoft teams bot access in the new and old client

In the ever-evolving world of Microsoft Teams, it's essential to stay updated with how certain features, especially bots, are managed and accessed. Recently (as of early December 2023), there have been notable shifts in how bots are accessed in Teams, particularly in relation to direct links and custom app policies. Let's delve into these changes … Continue reading microsoft teams bot access in the new and old client →

teams media logs enabled by powershell or the client

Microsoft has released a blog post detailing how to enable media logging within the Teams windows client, which is typically disabled by default. This can be done either through the client or using the PowerShell Grant-CsTeamsMediaLoggingPolicy cmdlet.

teams PSTN Numbers lost due to group licensing

This article explains why some users in Teams might lose their PSTN phone numbers when they are removed from a group, and how the service plan associated with that group can be carefully used to prevent the issue.

create teams desktop shortcut with PowerShell

Learn how to create a shortcut for the Teams app on Windows desktop with this easy-to-use PowerShell script.

teams meetings recordings: 60-day expiry

Microsoft has introduced a new feature that automatically deletes recorded Teams meetings after 60 days to improve privacy and security. This change affects all Teams users, including those with paid and free subscriptions.