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Delta query enables applications to discover newly created, updated, or deleted entities without performing a full read of the target resource with every request. Microsoft Graph applications can use delta query to efficiently synchronize changes with a local data store.

A Notification Feed is a widget that lets you show announcements and notifications to your users.

With Microsoft Graph, you can access Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) resources to enable scenarios like managing administrator (directory) roles, inviting external users to an organization, and, if you are a Cloud Solution Provider (CSP), managing your customer's data.

Select the Edit button in the Chat section, where you can: Select Banner and feed or Only show in feed for your @mentions. Select Banner or Off for your Messages. Select Banner and feed, Only show in feed, or Off for Likes and reactions. Note: Banner notifications will show in the bottom right of your screen.

Try it! Select Settings and more (...) > Settings. Select Notifications. Change the settings to what you want. To modify your notification style, select Appearance and sound > Notification style: ... Under Teams and channels, choose which desktop and activity notifications you'd like:

Activity Feed provides a running list of activities from all the connected devices in your home. You can also see the time at which the devices are added or deleted from the Hub. Notifications provides a summary of the actions B. One Hub has performed at your request, as well as alerts you've asked to receive.

Selecting Banner and feed will send notifications to your device and to Activity at the top left of Teams. Selecting Only show in feed will skip sending notifications to your desktop and will only show up in your activity feed. Want fewer notifications from a channel? You can turn them Off from here as well.

The Microsoft Teams activity feed helps users to assess items that require attention by notifying changes. You can apply by using the activity feed notification APIs in Microsoft Graph to extend the functionality to your app. Key features of activity feed broadcast. Provides enhanced experience. Keeps users up to date.

The actual notification includes the resource and resourceData properties, which represent the resource that has triggered the notification. The resource and @odata.id properties can be used to make calls to Microsoft Graph to get the payload of the resource. GET calls always return the current state of the resource.

Permission types. Microsoft Graph supports two access scenarios, delegated access and app-only access. In delegated access, the app calls Microsoft Graph on behalf of a signed-in user. In app-only access, the app calls Microsoft Graph with its own identity, without a signed in user.