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Does anyone know how logic of MyFeed webpart works in SharePoint?
I am looking for the logic on how the myfeed would work in SharePoint when Item Insights are disabled. Is this feed completely based on MS Graph or Search or AI or only MS Graph ?
I couldn't find any documentation over it unfortunately.
Can anyone please let me know.
Agottimukkala Don't worry this is a expected behavior of My Feed web part.
The feed is personal to each user. Different users will see different content. The users will only see documents or other content that's explicitly shared with them or that they have access to. This can be documents that are stored in a shared folder in OneDrive or on a SharePoint site that they have access to, or a link that someone sent them in an email conversation.
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Agottimukkala My feed web part in SharePoint online is based on Microsoft Graph.
Check "How Microsoft know what’s relevant to users?" section in this blog for more information: SharePoint Online: My feed web part
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@ganeshanap, thanks for your reply. I was testing the webpart. Yes, you are correct that i do not see the meetings, todos in the feed but i can see the information about documents, whom i am working with. I got confused after I see my collaborated documents.
Agottimukkala Don't worry this is a expected behavior of My Feed web part.
The feed is personal to each user. Different users will see different content. The users will only see documents or other content that's explicitly shared with them or that they have access to. This can be documents that are stored in a shared folder in OneDrive or on a SharePoint site that they have access to, or a link that someone sent them in an email conversation.
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