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Microsoft retires legacy SharePoint Online features in April 2026, including 2013 workflows, Information Management Policies, and In-Place Records Management. No extensions offered. Admins must migrate to Microsoft Purview for retention and Power Automate for automations. Use M365 Assessment tool to identify dependencies and prune sprawl.
Microsoft added a dedicated dashboard to Teams admin centre for external collaboration. It offers guided Open or Controlled sharing presets across the tenant and automates permissions for files and Loop components in external chats. A monitoring section tracks voice/face enrollments for AI features. This centralizes controls previously scattered across Teams, SharePoint, and Entra ID, reducing manual interventions and broken permissions that caused support tickets.
Microsoft's SharePoint Advanced Management scans SharePoint and OneDrive for site sprawl, risky permissions, and lifecycle issues. Admins deploy access reviews and hide sites from Copilot indexing. It flags governance failures but requires manual fixes, automating visibility to prioritize cleanup before AI deployment.
Microsoft released a bulk remediation tool in Data Security Posture Management to disable overshared SharePoint links across multiple sites. Purview integrates into Microsoft 365 Admin Center for oversharing visibility and Copilot usage tracking. DLP for Copilot prompts now GA, blocking sensitive data in AI responses. This scales cleanup from manual hunts, reducing compliance risks from legacy access exploited by AI.
Microsoft replaces policy-based Teams app deployment with app-centric controls in the Admin Center. Apps now have direct preinstallation options for all users, groups, or none. Existing settings auto-migrate, preserving app sprawl unless cleaned up beforehand. This simplifies management but risks locking in bloat.
Microsoft renames select Teams Premium and Teams Events SKUs in Partner Center to align billing names with official branding like 'Microsoft Teams Premium'. Changes hit May 1 pricelist for CSP direct bill partners. No impact on functionality, pricing, billing, or subscriptions. Cleans up inconsistent naming for easier license audits without altering the product.
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