Can we restrict access to Manager's Outlook delegate so to not have access to a Teams Meeting chat?
Hello, we happened to discover this week that a Manager's Outlook delegate (that creates, manages many of the manager's Teams meetings) has the rights, and in fact is notified, whenever the meeting's chat feature is used and content is entered. The Manager's delegate is not inviting themselves to the meeting, though they show up as the Meeting Organizer (when viewed by other meeting participants, but not by the Manager themselves). In one way, I'm not surprised to become aware of this, though from another perspective, I agree with my Manager's comment that this isn't right. Note, we're aware that if the Manager uses Teams chat outside of the meeting (I.e. chatting directly with a participant, similar to using Teams chat without a meeting), then the delegate cannot see the chat and such that's an alternative. We're running Microsoft 365, Teams latest version 1 or 2, with a hybrid setup to 2016 Exchange server. -not that I believe this is a contributing factor
