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Can someone help me understand when users should and shouldn't be receiving an email notification upon creating a new meeting in Teams?

I keep getting users tell me they haven't received an email that a new meeting was setup and others did.

 

So I've always told our users to create meetings (for those in a Team) using the "add Channel" option - This will then add a calendar entry and also email them that the meeting has been setup. From my testing this seems to be consistent. Is this correct?

 

Individual meetings should also get an email when a user creates a meeting via the "Add attendees" option - Also this seems to be consistent in my testing.

 

The other day someone created a meeting, added the channel but also added three users (who were already in the Team) in the "Add attendees" (why they did this I don't know!?) It seems those three in the "Add Attendees" received an Email invite but others didn't?!

 

Has anyone got any guides on this? MS didn't seem to know and just pointed me to the User voice to suggest this feature?!

 

Thanks

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