Changing user permissions in Microsoft services refers to the process of granting or revoking specific privileges to users or groups within a Microsoft ecosystem.
These permissions dictate what actions a user or group can perform, such as accessing files, modifying settings, or managing resources.
Microsoft Teams
Only team owners can remove users.
Choose "..."> "Manage team" > "Members".
To remove team members from the list, click the X to the right of the person's name.
To remove the owner of another team, first change their role from owner to member, and then the user can be removed.
The user will not see the channels from which they have been removed in the channel list.
Team owners can change user rights under team settings.
Next to Team name on the right, select "..." > "Manage team" > "Members and Guests" > "Role" > "Owner".
You can change ownership status back to member from the same location.
A guest is someone who is not an employee, student, or member of your organization. They do not have a university user account.
With guest access, you can give people outside your organization access to teams, channel documents, resources, chats, and applications, while maintaining control over the data.
In Teams, guests are clearly identified. The guest username contains a tag (Guest) and the channel contains an icon indicating that it includes guests.
By default, the guest has read and write permissions.
Team owners can add rights to create, edit, and delete channels.
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