Core Points - Microsoft plans to launch a new feature called "anti-screenshot" in July to enhance the security and privacy of Teams meetings [1] - The feature will be available on Android, Windows, Mac, iOS, and Teams web applications, preventing unauthorized recording of meeting screen content and participants' webcam views [4] - When enabled, the Teams meeting window will automatically turn black if a user attempts to record the screen, blocking unauthorized recording [4] - Users with outdated Teams versions will only be able to participate via audio, as those clients will not support the new feature [4] - The new feature does not completely prevent recording, as users can still use external devices like smartphones to capture screen content [4] - Coordination between the new feature and Microsoft's Recall function, which provides intelligent meeting summaries, is necessary to ensure seamless operation [5] Feature Details - The "anti-screenshot" feature will block unauthorized recording by turning the Teams meeting window black when recording is attempted [4] - Microsoft has not clarified whether this feature will be enabled by default or require manual activation by the meeting organizer [4] - If one participant disables recording, all participants will be restricted from recording [4] User Impact - Users with Teams clients that have not been updated in over 90 days will be unable to use the new security features, limiting their participation to audio only [4] - The feature aims to ensure that all users benefit from the latest security enhancements [4] Limitations - The new feature does not fully prevent recording, as external devices can still be used to capture content [4] - The Recall function, which may involve screen capture, needs to be coordinated with the anti-screenshot feature to avoid conflicts [5]