Teams chat pop-out running into issues with retention policy
Something brought to my attention today from one of my users. We recently had the ability to do Teams chat popout, which is great. However we have noticed the popout feature doesn't work in a peculiar scenario. Our retention for chat is set to clear after 24 hours. Now if I'm chatting with someone daily and want to pop out a chat, even though the retention policy has erased some of our conversations, then that's not a problem. If I go to someone I have never chatted with on Teams and want to pop that chat box out before I message them, also not a problem. However if there is someone I haven't chatted with in a week or so and I attempt to pop out a chat windows before I message them, the popout just gives me a spinning circle. Sometimes I get a message from Teams that says "Can't pop out this chat" and other times the box just spins until I close it. Only if I message that person first can I pop out the chat window. Anyone else using Teams Retention policies running into this problem?Retention Policies for Chats and Channels
Hi everyone! If anyone would be willing to share their retention policies around chats and channels that would be great- I am trying to get a sense of how long people are keeping 1:1 chats and channel messages. I have seen delete chats after 90 days, but I know users like to search their chat history- wondering what limitation your orgs are using to ensure you don't save everything but still allow users to utilize the search capability to make their lives easier. Any thoughts/feedback would be appreciated. Thank you!How to Put Together a Work From Home Environment Using Office 365
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Looking for clarification. If we set retention on Files and Channels, what happens to the conversation surrounding a file if the Channel retention is shorter than the SharePoint file retention. Does the conversation thread stick with the File, or is it removed at retention limit and then the file stays until its own limit?
