Microsoft Teams meeting recording auto-deletion is coming

Auto-deletion of Microsoft Teams recordings is on its way. Co-ordinate to Microsoft, this new feature is being implemented due to "overwhelming client requests." Soon, the default lifetime of a recording will be lx days or 30 days for A1 users. Even so, admins will have the power to disable the characteristic in the issue they don't want recordings disappearing into the ether.

The default timelines are not set in stone, though. Microsoft, in its blog mail service announcing the inflow of the auto-deletion feature, explains how it decided on the default while also confirming it can exist modified. "The 60-twenty-four hours default was chosen because, on average across all tenants, 99%+ of meeting recordings are never watched once again after sixty days," the blog reads. "However, this setting tin be modified if a different expiration timeline is desired."

To end car-deletion, you'll need to follow Microsoft's PowerShell or Teams admin center instructions, which can be found on the aforementioned (and afore-linked) blog post.

Physical file deletion functionality begins in the third week of January 2022.

That's the entirety of the news; if you lot notice OneDrive space freeing itself upwards in the coming months without whatsoever actions being deliberately taken on your part, this very well may be the reason.

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Microsoft Teams recordings can take upwardly a lot of infinite. That's why Microsoft is introducing yet some other feature to better its production, save storage, and reduce consumer headaches.

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