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Updated March 17, 2026: We have updated the timeline. Thank you for your patience.
As part of our ongoing commitment to delivering a polished, platform-native experience for Mac users, Microsoft Teams is introducing native screen and window sharing capabilities tailored specifically for macOS. This opt-in experience leverages Apple’s macOS native screen sharing APIs, allowing users to share their screen or window directly from macOS during Teams meetings.
This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 502523.
[When this will happen:]- Targeted Release: Begins early-December 2025, completes mid-December 2025.
- General Availability
- Worldwide and GCC: Begins early January 2026, completes by mid-May 2026 (previously mid-January).
- GCC High and DoD: Begins mid-January 2026, completes by late May 2026 (previously late January).
Who is affected: Mac users participating in Teams meetings across Microsoft 365 tenants.
What will happen:
- Users will be able to opt in to native macOS screen and window sharing via Teams settings.
- The feature is disabled by default and must be enabled by the user.
- No application restart is required after enabling.
- The experience uses macOS native APIs for improved performance and integration.
- Notify your macOS users about this new capability.
- Update internal training materials and documentation as needed.
- No admin action is required unless you wish to communicate or document the change internally.
No compliance considerations identified, review as appropriate for your organization.
Change History
As part of our ongoing commitment to delivering a polished, platform-native experience for Mac users, Microsoft Teams is introducing native screen and window sharing capabilities tailored specifically for macOS. This opt-in experience leverages Apple’s macOS native screen sharing APIs, allowing users to share their screen or window directly from macOS during Teams meetings.
This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 502523.
[When this will happen:]- Targeted Release: Begins early-December 2025, completes mid-December 2025.
- General Availability
- Worldwide and GCC: Begins early January 2026, completes mid-January 2026.
- GCC High and DoD: Begins mid-January 2026, completes late January 2026.
Who is affected: Mac users participating in Teams meetings across Microsoft 365 tenants.
What will happen:
- Users will be able to opt in to native macOS screen and window sharing via Teams settings.
- The feature is disabled by default and must be enabled by the user.
- No application restart is required after enabling.
- The experience uses macOS native APIs for improved performance and integration.
- Notify your macOS users about this new capability.
- Update internal training materials and documentation as needed.
- No admin action is required unless you wish to communicate or document the change internally.
No compliance considerations identified, review as appropriate for your organization.
Updated March 17, 2026: We have updated the timeline. Thank you for your patience.
As part of our ongoing commitment to delivering a polished, platform-native experience for Mac users, Microsoft Teams is introducing native screen and window sharing capabilities tailored specifically for macOS. This opt-in experience leverages Apple’s macOS native screen sharing APIs, allowing users to share their screen or window directly from macOS during Teams meetings.
This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 502523.
[When this will happen:]- Targeted Release: Begins early-December 2025, completes mid-December 2025.
- General Availability
- Worldwide and GCC: Begins early January 2026, completes by mid-May 2026 (previously mid-January).
- GCC High and DoD: Begins mid-January 2026, completes by late May 2026 (previously late January).
Who is affected: Mac users participating in Teams meetings across Microsoft 365 tenants.
What will happen:
- Users will be able to opt in to native macOS screen and window sharing via Teams settings.
- The feature is disabled by default and must be enabled by the user.
- No application restart is required after enabling.
- The experience uses macOS native APIs for improved performance and integration.
- Notify your macOS users about this new capability.
- Update internal training materials and documentation as needed.
- No admin action is required unless you wish to communicate or document the change internally.
No compliance considerations identified, review as appropriate for your organization.
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