Microsoft Team Meeting Recordings and Auto Expiration
REVISED Feb 2022: Auto Expiration New Default Date: 120 days (Feb 2022)
Check out the REVISED: Auto Expiration New Default Date: 120 days (Feb 2022)
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In November 2021, Microsoft is rolling out a new feature in MS Teams. All-new MS Teams’ meeting recordings will expire after 60 days and move to the Recycle bin. The media files will live in a Recordings folder on OneDrive (Non-Channel) or SharePoint (Team Channel) instead of the previous location, Stream.
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• What is the Recording Auto-Expiration feature?
• Who is impacted by this feature?
• What is Non-channel and Team Channel?
• Where are the Recordings stored?
• Who has access to the recordings?
• Who is the recording owner?
• What happens after the recordings are moved to the Recycle Bin?
• And, some additional key factors that improve the user experience.
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