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I want to know about teams M1 support as teams through rosetta glitches and Touch Bar controls especially leave button doesn't work. When can we get an arm based M1 apple silicon optimized teams?
Using Microsoft Teams on macOS, including installation, features, and compatibility
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Microsoft is working on Teams2.0 based on edge. May be Microsoft is focusing on that to run natively on silicon than investing in Teams1.0.
Are we there yet? Its high time we get a native Teams Client? It already feels like ancient tech. If it wasn't for work, I would have already uninstalled.
It's a great solution - the only thing that's missing is the ability to blur your background on calls, but this can now be done by turning on Portrait Mode instead (which is also less of a memory and power hog).
Four months later: no change.
There’s either some insurmountable challenge within the Teams codebase for MacOS or Microsoft have simply decided it’s not in their strategic interest to provide any substantial native M1 support outside of MS Office.
Given the EULA restrictions on running W11 ARM on M1, I’d say it’s very much the latter.
Maybe they are waiting for many people to consider switching from 365 to Slack and Google Stack - so that some "manager" takes action. I am very close to this one after the last security breach and the neglect-able behaviour against UX. M1 are already 1 year on the market, and nobody cares if the user will feel the difference?!