After the pandemic conditions that I have been in for several years, many people started working remotely for a long time. After the remote working system, the most used method by companies and schools was video conferencing applications. One of these applications is Microsoft Teams.
Now everyone will get notifications with Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Teams, which has reached an important point in remote working and education, wants to maintain its popularity with its innovations. With the new feature, it will be much easier to reach everyone in the application. However, this new feature may annoy some users.
The video conferencing service has announced that it is working on a new feature that will allow chat participants to talk about everyone in a group at once. Users will be able to address anyone with the ‘@’ attribute ‘@everyone’, which they recently used when mentioning a specific person in chat.
Microsoft Teams breaks the language barrier!
Microsoft Teams aims to greatly improve the efficiency of meetings held in multiple languages.
This way, all participants in the chat will be able to receive the same notification. Although this may seem like just a personal notification at first, it can have very annoying results for the personal working in the office environment. Potentially, all devices in the office will receive notifications at the same time, so there may be an annoying warning frenzy.
In the statement that they revealed the official Microsoft 365 roadmap, the company states that the new feature will provide great convenience to users. Thus, users will only need to write @everyone in the conversation instead of tagging everyone individually.
Microsoft Teams states that the new feature is still in development. This feature is expected to arrive in December 2022. Microsoft announced that the upcoming update will be available simultaneously on Android, desktop, Web, Mac and iOS.
As is known, a similar feature is also available in Slack. Let’s see if Microsoft Teams can satisfy its users with this feature. So what do you think about the new feature coming to the Teams app? You can share your views with us in the comments section.