The process of enrolling Teams in the developer preview on Android is quite similar to iOS. You’ll want to accept the terms, and then click Switch on the top right of your screen. You can then switch the toggle switch on the bottom of your screen for Developer preview to the “ON” position. You then need to tap on Settings and click About.
To enroll Teams in the Teams developer preview on iOS and iPad OS, you’ll want to tap the hamburger menu on the left side of your screen. Teams will check for updates in the background and prompt you to restart the app when it is ready to install the latest developer preview. You can then search for updates by clicking your profile picture once more and then clicking Check for updates. You’ll be forced to login once again, so sign in with your usual credentials. This will then cause Teams to quit, and refresh. Read the terms, and then click the purple switch to developer preview button. You’ll then want to click developer preview on the bottom. Once done, scroll down with your mouse and click the About option. To get started with enrolling in the Teams developer preview on Windows 10, MacOS, and the web, you’ll want to tap or click on your profile picture in the upper right corner of the screen. On Windows 10, Linux, MacOS, and the web app You won’t need to worry about affecting your entire organization. It’s also worth noting that enabling the developer preview will only affect your own Microsoft Teams app. Any new features you see are mainly provided for beta-testing only, and might not make it to the regular version of Teams.
We also want to warn you that features in the developer preview may not be complete and could be subject to change.
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