Microsoft Teams Who bot to be retired
Microsoft Teams users who rely on the Who bot to access information about colleagues or coworkers will need to make note of an upcoming change impact it. The Who bot functionality is being retired and will be transitioned to Microsoft Copilot in the future for delivering better functionality and user experience. The change is scheduled to take place in mid-December 2023, after which the Who bot will no longer return results. Users will be provided with messaging indicating the imminent retirement of the Who bot. Organizations using Teams may want to update their training and documentation to reflect this change.
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