What’s Planned for Microsoft Teams?
To see this plan for yourself, head over to the Microsoft 365 Roadmap. This website is a handy way to see what Microsoft had planned for its products, as we saw before when we discovered its plans to add a chat mute to Microsoft Teams.
Recently, the company added feature ID 68694 to the roadmap:
When the feature launches in November 2020, it will bolt onto the existing noise suppression feature Microsoft has on Teams. Users can then customize how much suppression occurs. This includes a new “high” setting when the world doesn’t seem to want to be quiet.
Keeping Things Quieter With Microsoft Teams
If you have pets with the worst professional timing, you’ll want to keep tabs on Microsoft Teams in the future. Its new AI-powered noise-cancellation feature will help keep unwanted sounds out of your meeting.
Microsoft has been working hard to make Teams the best offering in a pandemic-struck world. Just recently, the company expanded the meeting cap to 20,000 people.
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