Microsoft stops rollout of some Teams and Outlook features
Microsoft is halting the rollout of select Teams and Outlook features while shifting specific capabilities behind a Copilot subscription paywall.
📍 How it ended
Microsoft stopped the rollout of certain Teams and Outlook features. Meeting Insights was scheduled to leave Outlook in August, with a replacement available only to Copilot subscribers.
Additionally, Outlook Classic received an always-visible Copilot.
Epilogue added 43d ago, after coverage quieted.
The obvious questions
What is happening to Meeting Insights in Outlook?
Meeting Insights is leaving Outlook in August, and its replacement is only available to Copilot subscribers.
How much does a Copilot license cost?
According to Yahoo Tech, a Copilot license costs $30 a month.
What change is coming to Outlook Classic?
Microsoft states that Outlook Classic will receive an always-visible Copilot.
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Microsoft has stopped the rollout of certain features within Teams and Outlook. Specifically, the Meeting Insights feature is scheduled to leave Outlook in August, with a replacement available only to Copilot subscribers.
Coverage from Yahoo Tech, XDA, and Neowin emphasizes the financial cost of regaining lost functionality, noting a $30 monthly fee for a Copilot license. Meanwhile, Windows Latest reports that Outlook Classic will integrate an always-visible Copilot to assist users in staying in flow.
Future developments center on the August removal of Meeting Insights and the integration of Copilot across Outlook Classic.
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Coverage (5)
- What’s New in Microsoft 365 Seton Hall University · 47d ago
- Want your old Outlook feature back? That’ll be $30 a month for a Copilot license. Yahoo Tech · 47d ago
- Meeting Insights is leaving Outlook in August, but only Copilot subscribers get the replacement XDA · 47d ago
- Microsft says Outlook Classic is getting always-visible Copilot to "help you stay in flow" Windows Latest · 47d ago
- Microsoft stops rollout of some Teams and Outlook features Neowin · 47d ago broke it first
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