even the ones that are private and that I’m not a part of? (and that is more convenient than scanning the audit logs)?
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Chanakya Jayabalan Answered question April 10, 2018
Just another note, if you use PowerShell, some people have said on other forums that they are only seeing their own Groups (the parent of a Team) instead of all of them in an organization although that is not the expected behavior. The PowerShell cmdlets are still in beta and some people are having different results with them.
Another idea is to go into Azure AD and see all the groups but that won’t tell you which ones have a Team associated with them vs. just being a group.
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Matthew J. Bailey Answered question February 5, 2018
