Microsoft Teams for free for home users

Microsoft Teams has become an important product for companies, especially now during the COVID-19 crisis, but Microsoft does not want to lose consumers either. So today she announced a new version of her service.

It's called Microsoft Teams again, but this one new version is aimed specifically at home users and is supposed to allow them to connect with friends and relatives.

It may seem like another chat app, but Microsoft says the Microsoft Teams idea for home users will help them with a lot of things like coordinating, communicating and collaborating on personal projects.

Some examples of Microsoft include scheduling a vacation or working on a to-do list. You can even create and share shopping lists with your family team.

The new service Microsoft Teams comes with the basic feature set, so it will not be as powerful as the one aimed at companies. You'll have text messaging, chat and video calling, support for groups, lists, documents, and calendar sharing, Microsoft 365 collaboration, and location sharing.

In addition, the application has the Safe feature that allows the sharing of sensitive information.

Microsoft Teams also has a "safe" that lets you securely store and share important information, such as passwords, fee amounts, or login information. You can easily share directly from the Teams app, so your whole family can easily access your home Wi-Fi password or connect to a streaming service. "Everything is backed up by two-factor authentication and end-to-end encryption."

The application is available today for those who want to try it, as a preview on devices Android and iOS. All you need is a Microsoft account.