Microsoft Viva Pulse: “Customize the privacy policy statement” feature will retire
Microsoft Viva Pulse is retiring a feature in its Privacy settings called "Customize the privacy policy statement". Instead, it will refer to the organizational privacy policy in the Microsoft admin center, which is an existing capability for Microsoft apps. This change eliminates duplicate capabilities. The retirement will take place on January 6, 2025, and after that, the organization's privacy policy used in Viva Pulse and displayed to survey participants will be derived from the policy configured in the Microsoft admin center. Administrators need to ensure that their organization's privacy policy is properly configured in the admin center to avoid displaying the default Microsoft Privacy Statement.
For more information on how to prepare and set up the in-app Viva Pulse experience, you can visit the Microsoft Learn website. The post Microsoft Viva Pulse: "Customize the privacy policy statement" feature will retire originally appeared on M365 Admin.
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