M365 News for May 2026
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M365 News for November 2025
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Once Upon a Time One Retention Policy Applied to Teams and Copilot Chats
The key was, if you had originally set it for both, and hadn’t gone back and changed it, the policy was still being enforced on both. It would, however, require you to split it across two different policies if you made a change to that policy but if you hadn’t, you were fine.
That’s about to change:
M365 News for September 2026
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M365 News for December 2025
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Worth Reading – Why Staying Up-to-Date with Microsoft 365 Feels Like Hitting a Wall
Most are just trying to get through the overwhelming amount of work they need to do. Learning a new tool isn’t on their radar unless it can help them get that work done right this very moment. Meanwhile, we’ve got a bunch of IT leaders spending a ton of time learning these tools or testing the compliance issues involved in using them, which we should do. How much is enough, though? How much time do we dedicate to tools that are going to be used by less than 10% of the workforce?
Worth Reading – Record Teams Membership Snapshots Easily with PowerShell
The first question was always a little trickier, and though Tony’s method would work, there is still a trick to it; you have to take the snapshots occasionally. You still can’t look back over a long period and see who was in a Teams channel at a given time unless you’re thinking ahead and taking snapshots.
