Microsoft Teams is great for collaboration, and some of its many features include instant messaging, end-to-end encryption, video and audio conferencing, and file sharing. As the name suggests, the app also lets you create teams, so you can contact and collaborate with members of your organization, even remotely.
Microsoft Teams | Invite anyone outside your organization to your meeting
The collaboration service allows you to create teams, hold meetings, and chat with your team members via video and voice. This can all be done when you add members to your organization, and the service has a way to do this by generating links. You can control who gets invited to the organization by disabling a previously generated link, or filter who has the ability to add more members.
However, Teams offers a convenient way to manage invites, as you can change the organization's join link as a last resort to keep the team safe.
If you do not want anonymous users to join your organization, you can reset the join link by following the instructions below.
