Microsoft has announced that the free edition of Teams, a venerable business programme, will be discontinued as of April 12.
Microsoft has announced that the free edition of Teams, a venerable business programme, will be discontinued as of April 12.
Microsoft announced that Teams Free (traditional), the previous version of the free Teams programme for businesses, would be discontinued after April 12, 2023.
Users who want to keep their chats, meetings, channels, and other important data will need to switch to Microsoft Teams Essentials, which costs Rs 110 per user/month.
"The simplest option to keep using Teams and keep access to all of your chats, files, teams, and meetings is to upgrade to Microsoft Teams Essentials. Teams Essentials offers 10 GB of cloud storage per user, unlimited group meetings with a duration of up to 30 hours, and 300 attendees per meeting for just Rs 110 per user/month "It was amazing.
Microsoft stated last month that some "Microsoft Team" features, including translated captions, customised Together Mode scenarios, and virtual appointment choices, would be moving to its new, more expensive Premium edition.
After the Premium edition opens fully in February, the business said that "certain Teams features will shift from Teams licences to Teams Premium licence" in a licencing guide update that it released late last month.

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