Microsoft Teams: Allowing registered attendees to bypass the lobby in Webinars
Microsoft Teams has introduced a new lobby policy that allows registered attendees to bypass the lobby automatically when joining a webinar. This feature aims to streamline the process and provide a better user experience. The new policy is available on the desktop and cloud platforms, including GCC High, DoD, GCC, and Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant). The release date for this feature is set for May CY2023.
This update is part of Microsoft Teams' ongoing efforts to enhance the webinar experience and make it more user-friendly. With this new policy, organizers can save time and effort by eliminating the need to manually admit attendees.
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