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To be precise: I'm talking about multiple 'custom' teams rather than pre-created teams (e.g. based on Active Directory information or by creation by admins).
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Further information: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-security-baselines/security-baseline-for-office-365-proplus-v1908-sept-2019-final/ba-p/873084
"One of the threats of these old binary file formats is that their inherent complexity too often led to exploitable bugs in their parsers. The bigger threat is that many of these formats can include macros or other executable instructions that are easily abused."
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One additional thought / suggestion from UI/UX perspective.
The recently introduced feature of colored initials on the floor plan view would make more sense if each of the colors would represent one custom team.
Currently, the colors are apparently applied in a completely random way to the members within "My team" which leads a) to confusion as soon as the team gets too big to remember which member has which color and b) to false "connection indications" if two members coincidently have the same color, although they have nothing to do which each other work-wise (which is one of the reason to introduce "custom teams" in the first place).
If this is not possible though, users should at least be able to customize the color per team member (although I think this is an even bigger effort from programming perspective).