Forum Discussion
What storages Teams Apps are using
- Dec 16, 2020
Petri-X Microsoft offers a Microsoft 365 App Certification to resolve the issues you are facing when looking to enable 3rd party apps. In order to complete the Certification and get a badge next to their app in the Teams IT Admin portal and in AppSource an app developer must demonstrate that they meet specific criteria. To better understand what that criteria is please refer to our Certification Submission Guide.
You wrote:
"there's no way for you to know for sure where/how it's storing it's data behind the scenes. "
Really? Is it only me who is wondering how bad this sounds. How anybody can trust those apps then?
Need to read more about link you shared.
- Petri-XNov 26, 2020Bronze Contributor
On the other hand, we are their customers. If we do not care, nothing will change. Some of us might have some legal requirements for certain level of encryption and other storage related topics. Customers should actively challenging
At least Microsoft should be able to provide information if application is able to following tenant level settings. As on some level Microsoft has accepted the application to become apps list on Teams.
- LeanaGDec 16, 2020
Microsoft
Petri-X Microsoft offers a Microsoft 365 App Certification to resolve the issues you are facing when looking to enable 3rd party apps. In order to complete the Certification and get a badge next to their app in the Teams IT Admin portal and in AppSource an app developer must demonstrate that they meet specific criteria. To better understand what that criteria is please refer to our Certification Submission Guide.
- Hilton GiesenowNov 26, 2020Copper ContributorLike I said, definitely not disagreeing with you :-). Just being realistic and practical - this reality goes beyond Microsoft and beyond Teams.