Microsoft Teams: Support for Stream Deck to interact with Microsoft Teams within a meeting
Microsoft Teams has now enabled support for Stream Deck, allowing users to interact with Teams meetings more seamlessly. With this feature, Teams users can now connect a Stream Deck device to their Teams desktop client, and use it to mute or unmute themselves, turn their camera on or off, and even send reactions during a meeting.
This feature is now available for general use as of March CY2023, and can be accessed on both desktop and cloud instances of Teams on GCC and Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) platforms. Users can find this new feature with a Roadmap ID of 96112.
To learn more about this exciting new development, visit the link to the original post on the M365 Admin website.
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