Messages will not be delivered to the chat's SMS participants who’ve reached the 1,000 SMS message limit. SMS participants can receive up to 1,000 SMS messages per group chat. You will not be able to export any chats that were already deleted by another chat participant in Microsoft Teams (free). You need to send this command in any of your active conversations to get a copy of all conversations in which you are currently a participant. #export: To export your SMS conversations. #startall: To resume all SMS from Microsoft Teams (free). Teams App users will be able to add you to group and initiate a direct chat with you. You can send this command to +1 58 or to any chat that you were part of when you used #stopall command. This command will remove you from all your groups. Teams App users will not be able to add you to any group or initiate a direct chat with you. #stopall: To stop all SMS from Microsoft Teams (free). #myname: To enable SMS user to rename herself in a group chat. #listcommands: To list all available SMS commands. #groupdetails: To show the group name and list the group participants. #unmute: To resume getting messages for a chat. Upon joining Microsoft Teams (free), the SMS users will see all messages in the Microsoft Teams (free) chat. Messages will not be sent until the user says #unmute. #mute: To pause getting messages for a chat. #continue: To continue getting SMS from a chat without sending a message to the chat. SMS participants can use the following list of commands: Learn how to add an SMS participant to a group chat.
SMS participants from other countries will receive an invite to join Microsoft Teams (Free) and join this chat. Standard SMS messaging rates may apply to SMS recipients who reply to chats. Note: SMS is only available in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, France, Germany, Great Britain, India, Japan, Mexico, or the U.S.
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