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The activity feed is a surface for users to access their notifications in Microsoft Teams. The feed retains notifications from the past four weeks.
Anatomy
| Counter | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Avatar: Shows who initiated the activity. |
| 2 | Activity type/app icon: Depicts the type of activity. For app notifications, the line icon is replaced with an app icon. |
| 3 | Title (first line): Actor + reason: Actor: Name of the user or app that initiated the activity. Reason: Describes the activity. |
| 4 | Timestamp: Shows when the activity happened. |
| 5 | Location (second line): Shows where the activity happened in Teams. |
| 6 | Text preview (third line): Shows a truncated line from the start of the notification. |
Types of activity feed notification cards
The following variants show the kinds of activity feed notification cards you can display. The app logo replaces the user avatar for app-generated notifications.
Custom activity icons
You can add custom activity icons in activity feed notifications to increase user engagement for your app. For more information, see custom activity icons in activity feed notifications.
Manage activity feed notifications
Users can manage notifications sent from your app in the Teams settings page.
Related system notifications
Each activity generates a system notification. What displays depends on what the user configures in their notification settings. Users can also choose a notification style based on their operating system.
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