Microsoft Teams won’t put everyone in a virtual room anymore — no more Together-ness
Microsoft has announced the discontinuation of Together mode in Microsoft Teams. This feature, which aimed to create a shared virtual space for users during video meetings, was introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic. The company is shifting towards a simpler layout experience for its users.
- ▪Together mode was launched in 2020 to enhance the remote working experience.
- ▪Microsoft is moving away from this feature to simplify the user interface.
- ▪The change reflects a broader shift in how video conferencing tools are being utilized post-pandemic.
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Home > Tech Microsoft Teams won’t put everyone in a virtual room anymore — no more 'Together'-ness The company announced the end of 'Together Mode' in Microsoft Teams. By Matt Binder on May 18, 2026 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Flipboard Microsoft is ending Together mode in Microsoft Teams. Credit: Microsoft Microsoft Teams is losing a feature that was launched back when many people were working remotely during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.According to Microsoft, the company is saying "goodbye" to Together mode in Microsoft teams and "moving to a simpler layout experience."For those unfamiliar with Microsoft Teams, it's a cloud-based communication and collaboration platform that many businesses use as its part of the Microsoft 365 suite.
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