However, new users that wish to sign up for Skype for Business will be redirected to Teams. If you are a current Skype user, the below still applies and will until it’s expired. What’s Teams? Microsoft Teams is a unified communication and collaboration platform that combines instant messaging, calling, meetings, file sharing, app integration and everything you essentially need to collaborate with your team, no matter where you all are. Have no fear though, as Microsoft Teams will replace it for all your communication needs and empower you to do even more. Skype for Business will be sunsetting on July 31, 2021. Join a Skype Meeting with Skype for Business Web App As written on This article has been updated for 2020.

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Version 6.21 of the Android app was released to the Play Store on July 10. Update text and link to the privacy statement.Fix to allow user upgraded to Teams from joining Skype for Business meetings.

Fix to allow starting video in a call from certain Polycom devices.

Allow users upgraded to Teams to sign in to get the full Skype for Business meeting experience.

Add button to re-join dropped VoIP call by dialling in from mobile number.Quickly re-join meetings on cellular network when Wi-Fi is lost.This update includes the following improvements: Version 6.21 of the iOS app was released to the App Store on July 20. Other updates in the latest SfB Mobile apps: Thanks to Phillip Garding for the confirmation here Interestingly meet now is not disabled which is a little odd. Here is an example of my account which is set to full Microsoft Teams mode. Users will still not be able to use the SfB app for IM or calling as the user it set to Teams for those modalities. With version 6.21 iOS and android SfB Mobile apps, even as a full Teams user you can now sign in to the SfB mobile apps, which means you can join meeting authenticated and see your calendar/upcoming meetings with the single click join. Meaning the user could join meetings from mobile devices as a guest (i.e. Previously, when a user account was fully moved to Microsoft Teams, it was blocked from signing in to Skype for Business app on mobile. I think of it more as “transition” but we’ll stick with the Microsoft “upgrade” terminology to keep it simple. An interesting subtle change in the upgrade process from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams.

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