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Can You See Who Removed You From Microsoft Teams?

Can You See Who Removed You From Microsoft Teams?

December 29, 2020 by Madalina Dinita 6 Comments

There is currently no way to check who removed you from Microsoft Teams meetings or calls. In other words, there is no way to tell which participant expelled other participants.

However, the logical conclusion is that it must have been one of the organizers or presenters. These are the only two roles that can remove other people from Teams meetings. Keep in mind that attendees do not have the right to remove other participants.

Unfortunately, Microsoft Teams does not keep any logs of the actions that meeting participants performed. When you’re removed, you only get this alert: “Someone just removed you from the meeting. You can try to rejoin“.

Attendees Can’t Remove Other Participants

This problem is even more annoying for teachers. So, if you’re using Teams to teach online classes, make sure to set your students as attendees. This role will prevent them from kicking their colleagues out.

As you can see, assigning the appropriate MS Teams roles is crucial if you want to ensure the meetings go according to plan. Select what each participant can and cannot do to prevent unexpected events.

Attendees have a very limited set of actions they can perform. On the other hand, presenters can do just about anything during meetings.

Users Asked MS to Add Activity Logs to Teams

With that being said, many MS Teams users, especially teachers, are waiting for Microsoft to add a new feature that records students’ activity logs. In this manner, they’ll be able to track down the culprits.

As a quick reminder, prior to April 2020, attendees were allowed to remove and mute other participants. Microsoft then changed the permissions for this role so as to block attendees from removing other participants.

Many users think it’s downright ridiculous that meeting organizers can’t see who removed whom. If you agree, you can upvote this request on the Microsoft Teams UserVoice.

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  1. John Milero says

    January 21, 2022 at 1:09 am

    The thing attende should be removed from teams so that me and the bois could remove teacher’s pet from the meeting and everyone should be a presenter and presenter should be allowed to remove teacher from meeting.So no more teacher’s pet and that scary angry teacher

  2. ELIZABETH REYNAGA HERNANDEZ says

    October 14, 2021 at 9:19 pm

    I dont know what is the main purpose of teams, to create o leave such algoritm to do that. I guess, that it is a mistake of the design of the programation in teams, In any case who must remove any person, is the teacher or probably, it may be used when you use a moderator in a meeting, but the organizer must be give the control of that, but only in that case, not when one is a teacher in a meeting with students.

  3. afreen says

    September 2, 2021 at 2:23 pm

    It’s not good because some stupid idiots are remove us from the meeting again and again while our teachers are teaching. They don’t want to learning they will only disturbing to others who want to learn so do something on it. If you can only give a chance to remove others who was organizinized the meeting that would be better.

  4. Nuwan says

    July 14, 2021 at 5:02 am

    It’s not good because some stupid idiots are remove us from the meeting again and again while our teachers are teaching. They don’t want to learning they will only disturbing to others who want to learn so do something on it. If you can only give a chance to remove others who was organizinized the meeting that would be better.

  5. Chitra says

    July 2, 2021 at 1:31 am

    This is good thing present in microsoft teams
    No one knows who kicked whom

  6. zia khan says

    March 30, 2021 at 11:52 pm

    I want to address an important issue.
    The name of presenter must be shown who is kicking participants.

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