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Microsoft to Introduce Auto-Expiration for Teams Meeting Recordings
In September 2021, Microsoft will introduce a new auto-expiration feature for Teams meeting recordings stored in OneDrive for Business and SharePoint Online. By default, recordings will be moved ...
Hi Tony.
i was wondering if there is a similar thing for posts? If i want posts in a certain post to expire after a week from creation for example. I know things can be done with Policies, but not practical when duration changes depending on the post (sometimes it might be 1 week sometimes 2 and it is all within the same channel)
thank you
i was wondering if there is a similar thing for posts? If i want posts in a certain post to expire after a week from creation for example. I know things can be done with Policies, but not practical when duration changes depending on the post (sometimes it might be 1 week sometimes 2 and it is all within the same channel)
thank you
Retention policies are the only tool available to remove posts from chats and channel conversations automatically.
TonyRedmond thank you for getting back to me.
Do you know if it is possible to select channels within a team?i tried to set up a policy yesterday for a specific channel (not the General one) within a Team, and the only option that i have is the main team, i tried copying the channel address from "Get email address" and pasting that on the look up while setting up the policy but it did not work.
is that a general thing or am i doing something wrong?
thank you again
- Sorry. Retention processing is based on a team, not a channel. When you apply a policy to a team, it applies to all channels. The email address doesn't belong to a user mailbox, so it can't be used in retention processing.