Microsoft Teams Video Call Restrictions Raise Student Attendance Concerns
A student reports that Microsoft Teams restricts their video call access to only their class, leaving them uncertain why and worried it could affect how their attendance is recorded. The complaint is vague and appears specific to their institution configuration rather than a documented platform-wide issue.
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