Microsoft Teams takes on Facebook groups with community hubs
that effectively offers an alternative to Facebook groups for more personal uses — think of your softball team, a carpooling group or the local parent-teacher association. You can chat and make video calls, of course, but you can also arrange events, post messages and share documents., owners can moderate communities by setting rules and removing people or content. You can create both virtual and real-world events.
Communities in Teams are only available on mobile for now, but Microsoft says they'll reach the desktop"soon" and that you only need the free app. In 2023, Microsoft will offer access to SignUpGenius to help you coordinate fundraisers and other good causes by helping you enlist volunteers and otherwise planning events.You can disable notifications at any time in your settings menu.
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