How to keep Teams recordings private by default?

[PyROm]

Our headteacher wishes all lessons taking place with students to be recorded (this has to be started manually by the presenter from what I understand), however they do not want the students having access to the recording. The problem is that by default meeting recordings are saved to Stream and the permissions are set to allow anyone that was in the meeting to view it (it seems to actually set them as owners as well) and it posts the video to the Teams channel. I know teachers can go in and change it afterwards, however they wont consider racing to change the permissions on a video secure. Does anyone know a way to change this?

[chazzy2501]

start from the calendar

[PyROm]

Starting the meeting through calendar is slightly better, still not usable for us though. This time when you stop recording it saves the file to stream, gives all attendees view permission (although not owner this time) and puts a link to the video into meeting chat.

[jblackburnHWGA]

I'm looking for the same thing. I've not found a way to stop the recording go into stream and have had to disable the record feature as some meetings started showing up in stream by some teachers who didn't quite understand where the video goes.

Short term we have advised staff to use the Xbox bar to record the screen when in a meeting and keeping it in a teams folder as part of their department to maintain safeguarding. Ideally we need the record feature to record straight to a onedrive location that can only be accessed by the teacher who onlt has rights to record

[PyROm]

Doh! Found a way around it. By removing the students stream licenses they cant look at videos on stream. When a video is auto posted to a team, the students can see the thumbmail, but when they click to view it they get the loading cicle going around forever.