At the Microsoft Ignite 2019 in Orlando, Microsoft unveiled 'Private Channels'
Private channels enable focused private collaboration within a team. Only owners and members of a private channel can see messages, documents and other content in a private channel.
You can find the formal Microsoft announcement about Teams Private Teams at this link:
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Microsoft-Teams-Blog/What-s-New-in-Microsoft-Teams-Ignite-201...
With the introduction there are a lot of things to share when you think of:
- Who can see private channel information
- Who can manage private channels
- Private channels creation
- Members and owners
- Site management
- Teams admin
- Information protection
- Apps in private channels, PowerShell & Graph API
I created - in cooperation with the Microsoft Team product group - an infographic what explains the most relevant information. Note: this is the information available in Teams Private Channels at launch, things can change in the next months.
Teams Private Channels will start roll-out in week 45, and should be completed at the end of november. So make sure you know all the information asap :)
Please find the ‘New Yammer 101’ infographic attached, or visit the post on my site:
http://www.365forall.com/2019/11/infographic-microsoft-teams-private-channels-101-now-you-know-every...
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