Microsoft Teams supports an Explicit Recording Consent meeting policy.
When the policy is applied, the Teams meeting window will request explicit consent of all participants to be recorded.
Before a user gives consent, the user’s audio, video, and screenshare/consent-share won’t be captured in the meeting recording.
Explicit Recording Consent is OFF by default and is an IT admin policy-controlled feature. Admins can choose to enable the feature either for the entire tenant or for specific individuals based on their business needs.
When the policy is applied, Teams meetings set up by these individuals will request explicit consent from all participants to be recorded.
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⏲Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:23 Explicit Recording Consent User Experience
01:10 How to give consent
02:02 How to give consent in the Teams mobile app
02:31 Check who gave consent
03:43 How to enable Recording Consent
04:32 Conclusion
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