Microsoft Teams free for personal use

After a long time in preview mode, Microsoft Teams is now free for personal use worldwide on all major platforms.

In a post on Microsoft blog, the company he said that you can now use Microsoft Teams not only for business or educational purposes but also for personal accounts. The app will allow you to invite, chat, connect and plan designs with friends and relatives.

You can also make personal group calls and if you miss such a call, you can always view it later or read the group chat, as it will not be lost after the call.

To make family video calling more fun, you can try the Together feature. With its help, you can make your personal video calls look like your meetings in a virtual cafe or any other virtual space.

The function uses artificial intelligence to pick you up and take you to a virtual space with the others you are talking to. However, this feature is only available for the desktop version of Microsoft Teams.

Now through Microsoft Teams, you can also plan with your friends and family without leaving your chat. You can create to-do lists and share them with the team. Anyone in the group discussion can make changes to the list.

You can also conduct polls, add group events, and assign tasks to conversation partners. In addition, through the control panel, you can quickly obtain to all information related to discussions, such as shared files, photos, and tasks.

All you need to do is access these features is to download Microsoft Teams on your device or to open its website in any browser on the Web. Microsoft Teams is available on all major platforms: iOS, Android or desktops.

The company hasn't said anything yet about whether it plans to completely replace Skype with Microsoft Teams. However, Microsoft has already set the end date for Skype for Online. So it is very likely that soon Skype will be merged with the Teams app.

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