I have a user who is asking why his image has a "P" in the corner of the image. It seems to only show on his machine as I do not see it when looking at his profile.

it's related to having "Public Preview" features enabled toddyfunk noticed it on my profile this morning and poked around a bit. I turned it off and Teams restarted and the "p" went away...but now I can't turn it back on. Hope it wasn't important.

why is there a "P" next to the teams profile image?

Steven Schwark
Copper Contributor
Sep 29, 2021
Not sure if it is a coincident but it happened to me and it coincided with my password expiring in a few days. I reset my password and it went away. I am unsure.
RABros
Copper Contributor
Sep 08, 2021
it's related to having "Public Preview" features enabled toddyfunk

noticed it on my profile this morning and poked around a bit. I turned it off and Teams restarted and the "p" went away...but now I can't turn it back on. Hope it wasn't important.
- toddyfunk
  Copper Contributor
  Sep 08, 2021
  Interesting. we have not enabled the public preview in our environment. but the user did just restart, and it has disappeared. No longer an issue for me but good info to have in my back pocket. RABros
  
  thanks to those that responded...
smooochy
Copper Contributor
Sep 08, 2021
I noticed the same thing today. My first guess is that it's indicating that I've enabled the preview features.
- SusanMcClements
  Steel Contributor
  Apr 04, 2022
  That is correct smooochy - It means the users is in Preview Teams.
- toddyfunk
  Copper Contributor
  Sep 08, 2021
  where do you find the "Preview features"? Sounds like it might be a quick easy test to try
  - MikeCrowley
    Iron Contributor
    Oct 16, 2021
    toddyfunk wrote:
    where do you find the "Preview features"? Sounds like it might be a quick easy test to try
    
    The ellipsis (...) next to your name, then 'About'. There is both Public and Developer previews.
SEGriffin
Copper Contributor
Sep 08, 2021
We just saw someone with this too, following to see what it is.

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why is there a "P" next to the teams profile image?

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