Copilot in Teams will be available for multitenant organizations (B2B)

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Microsoft has announced that Copilot will be accessible to Business-to-Business (B2B) members within Multi-Tenant Organizations (MTO). This update allows users with B2B (shadow) identities to utilize Copilot during Teams meetings, provided they have a license in their host tenant. This will help organizations boost collaboration and productivity when working with different organizations. There will be a new policy setting in the Teams Admin Center (TAC) enabling IT administrators to manage and control Copilot access specifically for B2B members. According to the  Roadmap ID 423474 , we can expect this feature to be rolling to the first customers at the end of this month. Keep an eye out on the messeage center, and in the Teams Admin Center for these changes.  I know a lot of users and customers are asking for this feature, but organizations should make sure such access is aligned with their own security and access policies. And users should be informed that when the feature is...

**Sniff**

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I remember my first contact with DOS and Windows 3.x. When I look back at it now, it was really nothing. But at that time it really impressed a lot of us. The first Win3.x i saw was on a friend’s x386, and I was marveled at the wonders of windows. Of course win 3.x is nothing compared to today’s OS’. But remember what we compared it to….

So, rest in peace Win3.x. You have served long and well :)
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