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Microsoft Support: Explore the Activity feed in Microsoft Teams
Documents the Microsoft Teams Activity feed as a summary of activity across Teams, including unread messages, mentions, replies, likes, team additions, meeting updates, filters, unread toggle, mark all read, notification settings, icons by activity type, and 30-day feed retention.
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| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Activity feed | Choose activity feed when the primary task is catching up on recent collaboration or system activity across work objects rather than reading broad content or managing audit evidence. | Each item represents one meaningful work activity or a grouped set with stable actor, action, object, source, timestamp, type, preview, scope, and destination. | Microsoft documents Teams Activity as a cross-Teams summary with unread messages, mentions, replies, likes, filters, mark all read, icons, settings, and retention. |
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- Activity feed vs feed vs activity log vs notification center
Microsoft documents Teams Activity as a cross-Teams summary with unread, mentions, replies, likes, filters, mark all read, settings, icons, and retention.
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