Microsoft is discontinuing Teams Together mode

Microsoft has launched Teams Put together During the pandemic to give the illusion that a group of people are sitting together in a conference room, even if they are actually sitting at home without wearing pants. But times have changed, and it is now Being retired In favor of a simpler Teams experience. The feature used artificial intelligence to interrupt your thinking and what to do, and put you in a virtual space with others in the meeting. Sure, it may feel weird — especially when you’re tapping coworkers on the shoulder, or giving virtual high fives — but it limits visual distraction.

The changes are implemented gradually, but as they are, the Together Mode key will disappear from the display menu. Together-specific features, such as scenes and seat assignments, will be compatible with it. Part of the logic, according to Microsoft, is to reduce fragmentation across different platforms. But he also cites a simplified interface with fewer options, fewer clicks, and less confusion. It also says this will allow the company to focus on improving video quality, stability, and performance.