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Most offices have a joker. But when they’re sabotaging the Teams chat it can be frustrating. Great news! Moderators will soon be able to delete others’ messages.
By default, Microsoft Teams allows users to delete their own chat messages, but there is no option to delete the messages of other people. However, there could be situations where managers or teachers may want to remove inappropriate or irrelevant chat messages from Team members.
To deal with this issue, Microsoft is introducing a new moderation feature that will give chat supervisors the ability to get rid of unwanted messages in Teams. “This feature, designed with our Teams for Education users in mind, allows chat supervisors to delete inappropriate, off-topic, or other messages in a Teams chat,” the company explained on the roadmap.
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