Jun 22 2023 08:55 AM
I work with Reporters in Media, having the recording disclaimer played each time before they start a meeting recording can jeopardise their work. Hence, I am looking to find a way to turn off the disclaimer.
Note: In Canada, we have the one-party consent rule; one participant can record without informing the others. And of course, we still maintain reasonable level of privacy.
Any work around would be appreciated. Thank you.
Jun 23 2023 03:53 AM
Aug 09 2023 09:32 AM - edited Aug 09 2023 09:33 AM
To disable the Recording Notification -
Log into PowerShell following the steps in Step 2 above, and run "Get-CSTeamsComplianceRecordingPolicy"
Make a note of the identity as you will need this for the next command:
Set-CSTeamsComplianceRecordingPolicy -Identity {Everything after, but not including TAG:} -DisableComplianceRecordingAudioNotificationForCalls $true
To check this has worked, run "Get-CSTeamsComplianceRecordingPolicy" again.
You will notice that the switch has changed to True for this option.
For 3rd party compliance based cloud recording for Teams please visit https://www.oakinnovate.com/clarify
This will disable the audio announcement only. It's not possible to disable the banner.
Aug 11 2023 12:53 AM
@rgjones this is about audio and not about the banner
Aug 11 2023 01:44 AM
@paul keijzers The instructions above are what our customers run to disable the audio announcement.
Aug 11 2023 02:27 AM
@rgjones but he is talking about the banner that states this meeting is recorded.
Aug 11 2023 02:40 AM
Aug 11 2023 03:39 AM
Aug 11 2023 04:45 AM - edited Aug 11 2023 04:45 AM
As this is related to the complaince recording policy this might only work when you're using a 3rd party recording platform that requires recorded users to be added to that policy. It might not disable the audio annoucement for adhoc recording using native Teams recording.