Microsoft Teams will allow chat supervisors to remove irrelevant messages. The collaboration tool is about to add a new feature that will allow chat supervisors to delete messages.
The Microsoft 365 roadmap indicates that this feature is currently in “development”. It will begin its global rollout for desktop and web clients later this month.
Microsoft Teams will allow chat supervisors to delete irrelevant messages
By default, Microsoft Teams allows users to delete their own chat messages. However, there is no option to delete other people’s messages. However, there may be situations when administrators or teachers want to remove inappropriate or irrelevant chat messages from team members.
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To address this issue, Micorosoft is introducing a new moderation feature. This will give chat supervisors the ability to get rid of spam messages in Teams. “Designed with Teams for Education users in mind, this feature enables chat supervisors to delete inappropriate, off-topic or other messages in a Teams chat. “ This is what the company explained in the roadmap.
Microsoft has noted that this feature is specifically targeted at education customers. However, the company’s product roadmap indicates that it will reach all Teams users. This ability could help educators and presenters moderate conversations during remote classes and business meetings.
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