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Been using Teams since the start of lockdown with a headset. As of today I am getting a double-beep at about five second intervals (like a hold beep) in the headset when I am muted. This has not happened before and been using same headset for months.
Also note that when I mute / unmute in Teams, the headset now announces "mute on" and "mute off" to me.
This feels like a Teams update has created this "feature" - please turn it off!
Managing sound and video settings during Teams meetings and calls for optimal communication
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OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It Works! I can't believe it! The Setting is in Teams.
I mean $40 and your pain is gone seems a fair trade to me. And again the bug is not on Microsoft side, the beeping, the volume of the beeping and the frequency of the beeping are all on the headset manufacturer's side. Even if love Shokz technologie I blame them for this. Microsoft could decide to stop using the handsfree profile tomorrow or never, I prefer to restore my serenity now.
Thanks for that info, just tested it out and you're correct but turning it back on and the beeps are currently gone... will see if it lasts
UKDYNOBOB!
You get the point exactly.
I also use the Aftershokz headset for the very same reason(s).
Thank you for adding that to the conversation.
Yeah... I wouldn't call that a "best solution" for me... that would just make it easier for Microsoft not to back out their bad code, by shutting me up at my own expense.