Why can't Teams, like Outlook, remember external emails?
Using Teams to create calendar invites is a pain in the backside! Every time I invite a client (or clients) to a call or meeting, I have to manually input each external email to the invite. When this is a regular group catch up, it's pretty time consuming. Why can't Teams remember emails you've inputted before and make suggestions as you start to type in an email, like Outlook does? This would make sending invites so much more practical! Unless it does somehow and I'm not sure how to do that?
Always launch guest Teams invite links with web app - remove desktop app option
So if a guest clicks on the Teams invitation link in the email they receive, they get the option to launch and login to the desktop app. This appears to be the preferred MS option. Because we've not allowed guests to use the desktop client in one of our Conditional Access policies, this will fail. We need to remove the desktop app as an option entirely and only offer the login to the web app, or launch straight into the web app. We want there to be no way the guest can get confused. I just don't see this as a customisable thing at the moment. is this correct?
