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Meeting Expirations
Hi folks, I'm just about to let our users know about the meeting expiration in Teams on OneDrive/Sharepoint and was wondering if you could help me answer a question. We got the notification ...
Hi AnqB0VVRJMzsO6zV. For context, here is the MS article on this feature: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/MicrosoftTeams/meeting-expiration
In Team Admin Centre in my tenant, under Meeting Policies > Global > Recording & Transcription, the Default Expiration Time is set to 60 days. When I record a meeting, it's saved to OneDrive > Recordings. Users are meant to be able to modify the expiration date via the recording's Details pane, but instead of being set at 60 days (as per the default) it shows 'No expiration' - hope this clarifies.
In Team Admin Centre in my tenant, under Meeting Policies > Global > Recording & Transcription, the Default Expiration Time is set to 60 days. When I record a meeting, it's saved to OneDrive > Recordings. Users are meant to be able to modify the expiration date via the recording's Details pane, but instead of being set at 60 days (as per the default) it shows 'No expiration' - hope this clarifies.
I think you are right about this meeting recording expiration
actually I was talking about meeting expiration(meeting,not recording), which is never expired
back to yours, how about your compliance
any policies you have set in the compliance center will take full precedence.
it should be the only thing auto override this auto settings
actually I was talking about meeting expiration(meeting,not recording), which is never expired
back to yours, how about your compliance
any policies you have set in the compliance center will take full precedence.
it should be the only thing auto override this auto settings
Thanks for you suggestion. I don't see any policies under Retention in the compliance center. Do you know where else I can look?
Thanks!
