Microsoft Teams: HID Support for VMware
Microsoft Teams now supports Human Interface Devices (HID) in virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) for VMware. This feature allows users to utilize their HID devices when using Microsoft Teams on a VDI in VMware. The release date for this feature was in September of 2022 and is available on Mac Cloud Instances GCC, Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant), GCC High, and DoD. This update is part of Microsoft's ongoing efforts to streamline its collaboration platform and provide greater usability to its users. You can find more information about Microsoft Teams' HID support for VMware on the official Microsoft 365 Roadmap.
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