A module within Microsoft Viva that serves as an enterprise social networking platform. It fosters community building, open dialogue, and knowledge sharing across an organization.
For Viva Engage:
- If a user is deleted from Microsoft 365, the user is automatically deactivated or suspended in Viva Engage.
- If the person leaves the company and Microsoft Entra ID is updated, their Viva Engage profile content is replaced with their start and end dates, and their title changes to Former member.
- All messages and files they posted remain in Viva Engage.
- The context does not state that posts are relabeled as Unknown.
- The context does not confirm whether the profile photo is replaced with a generic placeholder after deletion.
- The context also does not describe any different behavior based on whether a post has zero interactions versus likes or comments.
For Teams and SharePoint:
- The available context does not provide a general rule for how deleted users' posts, names, or profile photos are shown in Teams or SharePoint.
- One SharePoint-related item in the context says deleted users can still appear in SharePoint's Manage Access UI because of the site's hidden User Information List, even though the deleted account no longer has access. That is about access display, not post rendering or profile photo behavior.
So, based on the available information:
- Viva Engage: posts remain; profile is changed to show the person as a Former member.
- Viva Engage name/photo on old posts: no explicit confirmation beyond the profile changes above.
- Zero-interaction posts: no separate behavior is documented.
- Teams / SharePoint: no supported answer in the available context for post/name/photo behavior after deletion.