While the ability to make your organization’s meetings available for the masses to view is pretty impressive, many Teams users are reporting problems with the Live Events. Affected users are unable to broadcast their meetings publicly, either because the Live Events feature is simply missing from their client or the interface options for it are grayed out.
What causes the Live Events feature to be missing or not work?
What to do if the Live Events feature is missing or not working
The only way to get the Live Events feature in your Microsoft Teams client or to be able to broadcast meetings publicly is to change Teams’ policies for live events from within the Admin Center. In order to do so, you need to be able to access your organization’s Microsoft Teams & Skype for Business Admin Center. If you do not have access to the Microsoft Teams & Skype for Business Admin Center for your organization, get hold of someone who does and brief them on what needs to be done. To make Teams Live Events visible to the general public, you need to: Once the new visibility policy for Teams Live Events has been synced with all clients and takes effect, all Teams users within the organization will be able to create Live Events and broadcast them for anyone to view.
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