You might want to notify your end users, update your user training and prepare your help desk as part of this change.
For example, a user will only see the private channels that they explicitly have access to-regardless of whether they access them from OneDrive, SharePoint or Teams. There will be no change to private channel disclosure as part of this change.This aligns with how end users currently work with channels in Teams. The impact of this work is that all Teams channels will be discoverable within a single SharePoint site, as opposed to navigating to the separate SharePoint site associated with each private or shared channel.The “In channels” section will not be visible if the SharePoint site is not connected to Teams. The “In channels” section will only appear when a user navigates to the default document library of a SharePoint site that’s connected to a Team. When shared channels become available, they will also appear in this section. The “In channels” section will include all standard and private channels within the Team, and private channels will be distinguished with a specific icon.
When a user navigates to the document library of a SharePoint site associated with a team, the “In channels” section will be visible and collapsed by default. Standard: will begin rolling out in early April and expect to complete rollout late April. Targeted release (select users and entire org): will begin rolling out in late March and expect to complete rollout early April. This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 88911. This functionality will be available in OneDrive & SharePoint web, including experiences like the Move/Copy Picker. Users will see an “In channels” section when you navigate to the default document library of a Teams-connected site. With this new feature, users that navigate to a site in SharePoint or OneDrive will be able to access the files stored in the Teams standard and private channels associated with that site.
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