MC878427: Restricted Content Discoverability for SharePoint Sites

Announcement ID	MC776191		Published Date	04-12-2024
Service	microsoftteams		Last Updated	06-06-2024
Category	Stay informed		Expiration Date	08-05-2024
Roadmap ID	389844		Action Required by Date
Tags	Admin impact, New feature, User impact

Summary
Microsoft Teams is introducing updates to app sharing in meetings, with a Public Developer Preview in mid-April 2024 and General Availability in mid-May 2024. New features include one-click sharing for non-collaborative apps and the ability for developers to enable sharing of specific app parts. No user education is required for the rollout.

More Information

Coming soon: We are rolling out two updates to app sharing in Microsoft Teams meetings. When this will happen: Public Developer Preview: We will begin rolling out mid-April 2024 and expect to complete by mid-April 2024. General Availability (Worldwide, GCC, GCC High, DoD): We will begin rolling out mid-May 2024 and expect to complete by late June 2024 (previously late May). How this will affect your organization: After the rollout: Meeting participants will be able to share non-collaborative apps as a view-only experience to the meeting stage with one click of the small Share icon (in Screenshot 1) in the app panel. Before this rollout, only collaborative apps (like Microsoft Whiteboard and Mural) had the one-click option programmed by their developers, and non-collaborative apps could be shared only with the large Share icon at the top of the Teams meeting screen (a multi-click experience). App developers will be able to use the updated Teams JavaScript client library SDK to update their apps so meeting participants can share a specific part of the app (instead of the whole app) in the Teams meeting. This requires less developer investment in comparison to the work needed for fully collaborative apps like Microsoft Whiteboard, Mural, Miro, etc. Note: the new features in this rollout are not meant to replace the currently existing collaborative experience in Teams Live Share. The new features can be implemented alongside Live Share if desired. This rollout does not require user education, because the small Share icon and one-click sharing already exists. Screenshot 1: To share an app, select the small Share icon in the top right corner of the app panel: Screenshot 2: The presenter view (popped out) of a shared app: Screenshot 3: Meeting attendee's view of a shared app: What you need to do to prepare: This rollout will happen automatically by the specified date with no admin action required before the rollout. Please notify your app developers about this change and update any relevant documentation as appropriate.