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It's particularly galling how Outlook invites *by default* include a Teams link. You can disable this on a per invite basis or in your settings, but it's pretty
by elric 3y ago
It's particularly galling how Outlook invites *by default* include a Teams link. You can disable this on a per invite basis or in your settings, but it's pretty icky behaviour.
- lrem 3y agoThat's not quite unique, is it?
- arethuza 3y agoIt may a per-tenant setting but I checked that and a new meeting created in Outlook doesn't contain a Teams link - you have to either select "New Teams Meeting" or select "New Meeting" and then explicitly make it a Teams meeting. New meetings created in Teams do include a Teams link - but isn't that what you would expect?
- rotzgoober 3y ago[dead]
- majewsky 3y agoIn my work Outlook, it's similar to what GP says. There is only "New Meeting" (not "New Teams Meeting") and the message starts out with a Teams link, and then I actively have to opt out of that with an extra button press in the meeting composer.
- fuzzy2 3y agoYou can disable that: Outlook Options → Calendar → Calendar options → Add online meeting to all meetings
- prepend 3y agoI don’t like Teams, but I use it. I like the auto Teams link because it saves me a click when setting up every meeting (and pretty much 99% of my meetings are Teams meetings). I think this is a case where it makes sense to default on because most people will leave it defaulted on.