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Yeah. Once you start working with the SharePoint API and Exchange API, you realize how it’s a miracle that Teams works at all. It’s bonkers. I once figured out
by kuhsaft 1y ago
Yeah. Once you start working with the SharePoint API and Exchange API, you realize how it’s a miracle that Teams works at all. It’s bonkers.
I once figured out that you can go to the permissions page on the SharePoint site created by Teams and remove access for the corresponding M365 group.
M365 relies on SharePoint and Exchange, but they don’t rely on M365. So, you can potentially break Teams.
- greatgib 1y agoI the nice things like that, if someone gives you access to their Teams but you don't have a "storage" license on their domain, you will be able to exchange messages but a lot of things will not work without explicit clear error. And especially sending or receiving a file, image or anything in a chat conversation.