Hi guys! I was wondering how you all deal with Microsoft Teams at work. Is there some kind of alternate frontend app or everyine is just sticking to web app ?
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Maybe flatpak and minimal rights?
Im on Windows, I tried this with WSL but couldnt get gui to load… but it was some time ago will try again. Thanks mate!
Idk I would probaply just do a plain vm. Ik boring but it is ez
Any app provided by work is as transparent as cling film. Your screen is likely being recorded too.
If you wish to talk to colleagues in private, take it elsewhere.
I always assume I have zero privacy at work and/or on work computers. Are you trying to use it on your personal computer or something? If so I’d advise against that. Teams and Office 365 are notorious for their monitoring and reporting to managers.
Yea, sadly i have to work on my private pc…
Install Virtualbox with a virtual windows inside. Join and use THAT virtual Windows for work. Install work software only inside the VM. That will keep everything inside/outside of the vm compartmentalized. I use this approach on my Linux only PC. More than because of compatibility with Windows, I rather do this than give unknown work software full access to my hard drive.