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Retiring "Shared with Us" Feature in SharePoint Teams sites

From Microsoft 365 Message Center Archive by Merill Fernando · Microsoft may not have sent this notice to your tenant.

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We are retiring the "Shared with us" feature on SharePoint Teams sites, which provided a centralized view of files and folders shared with site members.

When this will happen

We will begin retirement early April 2025 and expect to complete by early May 2025.

Are there any recommended alternatives to the "Shared with Us" feature

While there is no direct replacement for this feature, users can leverage existing tools in OneDrive and SharePoint to manage shared content effectively:

  • OneDrive "Shared with me": Users can view files and folders that have been shared with them in OneDrive > Shared for a personalized view of shared content.
  • Microsoft Teams and email notifications: When files are shared via Teams or Outlook, users receive notifications and can access shared content directly from their Teams chat and email.

What you need to do to prepare

No action is required, but we recommend informing your users about this change and guiding them on how to find shared content using the recommended alternatives above.

We understand that changes to features can impact workflows, and we appreciate your understanding as we focus on improving SharePoint’s overall experience.

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