Conversations involving multiple participants, allowing collaboration and information sharing in Teams
Dear Enrico Bobato Neiverth
Thank you for joining the Microsoft Community.
Based on your description, I know the scenario you have encountered. For this, in Microsoft Teams, there isn't a direct setting to restrict messaging permissions in group chats so that only admins can send messages. However, you can achieve a similar outcome by using channels within a team. Here's how you can do it:
- Create a Private Team:
- Create a new private team and invite only the administrators.
- Create a specific channel within this team for announcements.
- Restrict Posting Permissions:
- Go to the channel settings and set the permissions so that only administrators can post messages.
- This can be done by selecting Manage channel > Permissions and ensuring only admins have posting rights.
- Use a Shared Channel:
- Create a shared channel and invite only the administrators as members.
- Administrators can post announcements directly to the shared channel, which will be visible to all members of the team.
- Information Barriers:
- You can set up Information Barriers to restrict communication between individuals or groups. This feature is more advanced and might require specific configurations.
- Microsoft 365 Group:
- Create a Microsoft 365 group and add all members.
- Set up the group to only allow email-based communication, where only administrators can send emails to the group.
These methods can help you create a controlled environment where only administrators can post messages. Hope this can help. If there is any update, please feel free to update me. I will continue to help you based on the information you provide. Your understanding and co-operation are highly appreciated.
Thanks for your precious time. Have a nice day.
Sincerely
Katherine