Supervised chats restricted users

jpcapone 1,776 Reputation points
2021-10-26T15:38:37.49+00:00

After enabling supervised chats, assigning chat roles and waiting 24 hours we are finding that the restricted users are still able to initiate chats with other restricted users and users with full permissions. We have validated our settings several times and confirmed that the configuration is correct. Does anyone have any thoughts on how to troubleshoot this issue?

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  1. Sharon Zhao-MSFT 25,761 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff
    2021-10-27T08:10:26.167+00:00

    @jpcapone ,

    Please check if you turn on Role-based chat permissions in Microsoft Teams admin center > Teams: Teams settings > Safety and communication as below:
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    I test it in my tenant and it works after several hours. When the restricted user initiates a new chat, it will pop up the warning message as below:
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  2. Josie Tober 1 Reputation point
    2022-01-18T15:40:42.793+00:00

    @jpcapone - did you get this sorted out as I am having the issue with the chat not working

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  3. jpcapone 1,776 Reputation points
    2022-01-18T15:56:21.507+00:00

    I did. We found that if a chat history was already in existence prior to the implementation of supervised chat then that chat history was not impacted by the configuration change. Meaning chats in that thread could still be used between restricted and unrestricted users. its been a while but I think the resolution was that we had to clear the chat history and moving forward the chats behaved as expected. Does that explanation help your situation?

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