Specifically, Teams will detect if the user has connected to the company’s own Wi-Fi and automatically set the work location accordingly to the respective building.
Specifically, Teams will detect if the user has connected to the company’s own Wi-Fi and automatically set the work location accordingly to the respective building.
E911 location is handled by the carrier on mobile devices, not Teams. To my knowledge, Teams doesn’t do 911. Either that, or you’re conflating the onsite ERT for city/county EMS. Every place I’ve worked that has onsite ERT has their own emergency number, which is specific to that campus. Onsite ERT coordinates with EMS in emergencies, as EMS doesn’t know where “M Chase in Building 50” is. ERT does.
Plan and manage emergency calling - Microsoft Teams https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/what-are-emergency-locations-addresses-and-call-routing
You can send the same sort of information to your ERT based on your wireless connection. I can configure an AP to tag your call via teams to a several hundred square feet area and even a floor depending on how the wireless is setup. This is just bringing that functionality to teams for ERT or 911.
I hate to say it but if you are working on a company computer, just assume they know everything and see everything anyway.
Afraid of your company finding out your working from home instead of the office? They can pull that information from the VPN logs or dhcp logs. Not connecting to the VPN? I can find out because your computer isn’t resolving internal addresses is trying to connect to and it’s logging that in your event logs.
Worried your boss is going to find out your working out of your buddies office instead of your own? I can figure that out based off ap connection logs.
Just assume you don’t have privacy on your company laptop. But noooooo MS tracking your location for ert/e911/911 or whatever you want, for your SAFTEY yeah that’s the problem here.