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Microsoft Teams: New Policy Setting to Require Explicit Consent for Recording and Transcription in Teams 1:1 Calls

Admins can now require explicit consent from participants before recording or transcribing 1:1 calls in Teams. When enabled, the non-initiating participant is automatically muted with camera and sharing disabled until they consent via prompt.

Action required: Review and configure the new Teams Calling policy setting to enforce explicit consent requirements for 1:1 call recording and transcription based on your organization's compliance needs.

Key dates

  • 2024rollout (Rolling out now to Worldwide Standard Multi-Tenant, GCC, GCC High, and DoD environments)

Microsoft's description

We're expanding the capability to require explicit consent for recording and transcription to include 1:1 calls in Microsoft Teams. A new setting in the Teams Calling policy allows admins to enforce this requirement before recording or transcription can begin. When a user with the policy initiates recording, transcription, or both in a 1:1 call, the other participant is automatically muted, with their camera and content sharing turned off. The participant will see a prompt asking whether they consent to be included in the recording and transcription.

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