Hi RCon,
Unfortunately, there isn't a universally self-verifiable way within the Teams app itself to definitively confirm Teams Premium access. Here's why:
Limited User Visibility: Microsoft Teams doesn't explicitly display license information like "Teams Premium" within the user interface.
Feature-Based Access: Some Teams Premium features might be available depending on how your organisation manages licenses. Even without a personal Teams Premium license, you might access certain features if the organiser has one.
However, there are a couple of approaches you can attempt to get a good idea:
Try Accessing Premium Features: Explore functionalities known to be exclusive to Teams Premium. Here are a few examples:
Virtual Appointments: If you can schedule and manage virtual appointments directly within Teams, it suggests a strong possibility of Teams Premium.
Meeting Recording Permissions: If you have control options for who can record meetings (like allowing only yourself or specific attendees), it might indicate Teams Premium access.
Check for Meeting Branding: If you encounter meetings with custom backgrounds, logos, or branding elements, it's a strong sign that your organisation has Teams Premium (though not necessarily that you personally have a license).
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Best Regards,
Furkaan