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Option to enable GIFs in messaging policy seems to be missing entirely now. Only Memes and Stickers are available. Was there a feature change or is there something at the administration level that we can do to re-enable this feature?
Sending multimedia content and documents within chat conversations in Microsoft Teams
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Check your Emoji icon. That is where I found mine had been moved to. Along with "Stickers"
Okay, THIS finally helped me!!! Thank you!
someone on my team called this type of thing, "Microsoft Aggressions"
For anyone following my saga... Microsoft support sent more suggestions. Of the 4, I'd tried 3 already. But then they suggested trying to log in from a different profile (which I happened to have, but never use).
There it was-- the giphy button!!
My IT guys had already dug into my global account, "role' (so permissions) and everything looked fine. But this means it's something about *my* profile. Hopefully I'll be able to update with their solution...and it will help others.
What you've offered were but a few of the suggestions I tried when this issue first cropped up in 2022. You would not believe how many solutions I have tried and my organization's ITS have tried. I even had them investigate my Global Account, role attached to my account, etc. It's now been escalated to Microsoft...and they suggested I needed to turn on "optional connected experiences" which was a little frustrating since we'd already detailed the different solutions we've been trying, including clearing caches, uninstalling and reinstalling Office 365...and it should have been assumed that over the course of 2 years, a large IT centre would have thought to turn on Optional Connected Experiences
I have the issue on two different networks and across three devices.
same! I have tried for two hours to fix it but no resolution :(