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Teams - Control the start of recording and transcription in Teams Tutorial

Start with the action of controlling recording and transcription in Microsoft Teams. The video walks through opening a meeting’s options in the calendar, then the recording and transcription section to adjust who can start recording and transcribing. It explains two main configurations: organizers, co-organizers, and presenters, which restrict or allow starting rights, and notes the owner permissions once recording begins. It also covers external participants and the security implications of these choices.

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who will have the right to start recording
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and transcribing during a meeting.
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This setting can be found in the meeting options
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in the
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recording and transcription section,
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and it only appears if your environment has the necessary features,
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including Teams premium or a co-pilot license
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to handle this level of control.
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To make the adjustment,
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open your meeting from the team's calendar
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and then go to options
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in the recording and transcription section,
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look for the who can record and transcribe option.
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Microsoft specifies that this setting is used to manage who can start the recording
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and importantly
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that the person who starts the recording
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becomes the owner of the recording
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and will be able to delete it later.
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When you choose the organizer and co-organizer option,
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you limit the right to start recording in transcription
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to a very small circle.
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This is usually the preferred option
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when the meeting contains sensitive information,
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as it greatly reduces the risk of another
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participant initiating the recording without you having anticipated it
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when you choose the
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organizers,
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co-organizers,
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and presenters option.
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You also allow presenters to start recording and transcribing.
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This option is useful if you delegate the facilitation of the meeting
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to one or more participants,
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but it requires an immediate point of vigilance.
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As soon as a person is a presenter,
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he or she can potentially start the recording,
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since this right depends on the presenter role.
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Depending on your organization's configuration,
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you might also see a no one option.
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But you can stay focused on your two main choices
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if they're the only ones displayed in your tenant.
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If your meeting has external participants,
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your logic is good.
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It's a good idea to link the
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authorized presenter's choice to your recording strategy.
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In teams,
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the
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who can present option determines precisely whether anyone can be a presenter,
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whether only members of your organization can be a presenter,
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whether you choose specific people,
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or whether you're the only presenter.
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Microsoft says that if you select people in my organ guests,
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externals join as a participant by default.
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In practice,
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if you choose organizers,
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co-organizers,
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and presenters for the recording,
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you keep a meeting safer by avoiding external presenters by default
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and explicitly designating who is presenting.
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By the way,
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keep in mind that an external cannot be a co-organizer in teams,
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which naturally increases security if you
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use the organizer and co-organizer option.

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