Microsoft Loop app set to hit Public Preview in late March

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Published on March 9, 2023

published on March 9, 2023

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Microsoft’s Loop app, a new collaborative canvas allowing teams to collaborate across Microsoft 365 apps is set to ship to public preview late this month.

Microsoft's long-promised Loop app (Notion competitor) will hit public preview in late March. It will be off by default and doesn't yet meet all Microsoft's compliance capabilities: https://t.co/Y2qISQaC4J (thanks @mdreinders)

— Mary Jo Foley (@maryjofoley) March 9, 2023

The nifty tool rolled out in private preview last week for some users to test out and leverage Microsoft’s own Fluid Framework thus allowing them to manage various Loop snips.

Although it is now shipping to public preview “It will be off by default and doesn’t yet meet all Microsoft’s compliance capabilities.” Microsoft is still working on features like eDiscovery and Sensitivity labeling.

Are you anticipating this new app? Share your thoughts with us below.

via: Mary Jo Foley

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