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Interacting with items outside the shared window
In July one user reported that in one Teams meeting she had shared a window and given control to a participant. That participant could move the cursor outside the window and click on and control a program that hadn't been shared.
We haven't been able to replicate it and Microsoft Support couldn't either. Has anyone else experienced this?
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AmyChapman sounds like she shared her whole screen instead of just sharing the window. This gives access to her desktop.
- I can't prove that she didn't, but she's pretty savvy.
