Microsoft offers Teams for free for six months to help with coronavirus

Microsoft and Google are helping people communicate during the coronavirus outbreak.



What you need to know


Microsoft will offer the premium version of Microsoft Teams for free over the next six months due to coronavirus.
Microsoft will also remove the limit for the number of team members within the free version of Microsoft Teams soon.
Google similarly lowered the cost of its communication features within Google Hangouts Meet.


Microsoft is allowing people to communicate with the premium version of Microsoft Teams for free over the next six months due to the coronavirus, according to Business Insider. The move will allow people at enterprises to coordinate and communicate better during the coronavirus outbreak. Along the same lines, Microsoft will also remove the limit on the number of team members that can join a team within the free version of Microsoft Teams on March 10, 2020.

According to Toms Hardware, when you try to sign up for the premium version of Microsoft Teams for f...