How to Hide Real‑Time Collaborators in Microsoft Lists and Why It Actually Matters
Microsoft Lists keeps evolving, and one of the most subtle but important changes is the new admin control that allows you to hide real‑time collaborators at the site collection level.
If you missed the announcement, it’s now possible for admins to disable the little avatars that show who else is currently viewing or editing a list. This isn’t just another option buried somewhere in PowerShell. It addresses real privacy concerns and can make a big difference in how teams work day to day.

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