Controlling data sharing, visibility, and access permissions within Microsoft Teams
To create a retention policy for Microsoft Teams that removes all history upon closing Teams, you would typically configure a retention policy that deletes messages after a specified period. However, Microsoft Teams does not support an immediate deletion of history upon closing the application. Instead, you can set up a retention policy that deletes messages after a certain time frame, such as after one day or another specified duration.
Here’s a general approach to creating a retention policy for Teams:
- Access the Microsoft Purview compliance portal: Go to the retention policies section.
- Create a new retention policy: Follow the prompts to set up a new policy.
- Specify the locations: Choose Microsoft Teams as the location for the policy.
- Set retention settings: Decide whether to retain content, delete it, or both, and specify the duration for which the content should be retained before deletion.
- Review and save the policy: Ensure that all settings are correct and save the policy.
For more detailed instructions, you can refer to the Microsoft documentation on creating and managing retention policies for Teams.
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