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Microsoft is working on adding a new Teams feature that will prevent users from capturing screenshots of sensitive information shared during meetings. […]

  • @[email protected]English
    12•6 days ago

    Spoiler: It does not, in fact, prevent recording or screen capture.

    This is marketing towards businesses that aren’t tech savvy. It will block a few common functions but ultimately will have no effect on someone who has the slightest bit of technical knowledge.

  • @[email protected]English
    14•6 days ago

    You know what Teams should fix? The ability to go to a browser, find the right gif, copy the URL, and paste it into a group chat and SEE THE GIF INSTEAD OF A LINK.

    • @[email protected]English
      4•6 days ago

      That sounds preferable. When I copy text, I want that text to be what gets pasted. If I wanted to paste a GIF somewhere, I would have copied the GIF, not its URL. Am I misunderstanding you here?

      • @[email protected]English
        2•6 days ago

        Every other chat app I’ve used is smart enough to recognize a gif and include the actual moving image along with the URL itself. Except Teams.

    • BilleghEnglish
      2•6 days ago

      Then you’ll need to use a camera, or some other manual capture method.

  • paraphrandEnglish
    8•6 days ago

    I hope it’s not turned on at my org. I use a tool to take small screenshots of text that are converted directly to text all the time during meetings. Textsniper

    I also often take screenshots of the meeting window to add to my notes as a reminder.