Microsoft Teams Push-to-Talk (PTT) is a feature designed to enable instant voice communication, similar to walkie-talkies. When it comes to using Teams PTT on shared devices, it largely depends on the device setup and the licensing. The shared device license add-on you mentioned is typically used for devices that are meant to be used by multiple users, such as in a retail or factory setting. This license ensures that essential applications like Teams are accessible to any authenticated user of the device. For Teams PTT to work on shared devices:
- Ensure Compatibility:
The device should support the Microsoft Teams app and should be able to run the PTT feature seamlessly. Typically, this means the device should run on supported operating systems like iOS or Android, where the Microsoft Teams Walkie Talkie feature is available.
- Proper Licensing:
Make sure that each user who needs to use the PTT feature has the appropriate license. Even if the device has a shared device license add-on, individual users might need their own Teams license that includes the Walkie Talkie feature.
- User Authentication:
Each user should authenticate themselves on the shared device to access their Teams account and subsequently use the PTT feature. This means logging in with their credentials each time they use the device.
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