Microsoft Teams will soon have an automatic recording function

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many users to adopt the “work from home” culture, and apps like Microsoft Teams are playing a vital role in proving the digital platform professionals need to communicate with their colleagues. Microsoft Teams has emerged as one of the best platforms for people to join video conference calls, providing a robust alternative to face-to-face meetings.

In recent months, the communication tool has also gained many useful new features to ensure that users can easily communicate via video. And the company wants to continue the trend of adding useful new features. On the Microsoft Teams UserVoice page, the company recently shared some insights given about an upcoming new feature.

According to the page, Microsoft is currently working on a new feature that will allow users to record a meeting as soon as it starts. While scheduling a meeting, users will see an option to enable automatic recording. And with this, the recording of the meeting will start from the moment it starts. This removes the fear of not forgetting to start the recording from the beginning.

The automatic recording is one of the most requested features on the Microsoft Teams UserVoice page. The feature request has 1435 votes at the time of writing this article.

The feature is currently in development phase, which means it may take a while to be available to the public. What’s worse is that we don’t know when Microsoft will make the feature available to everyone.

Source: mspoweruser