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In stream Chat, Comments, Likes and Follows occurring in-app appear in your Facebook timeline and Twitter feed immediately. When you start streaming your LIVE video view, your social Facebook, Twitter, and other followers are instantly notified, and anyone can view your stream on the web or mobile, in real-time, from anywhere on any device! Login with your favorite social network, or all of them. To see the rest, click See More.UPeek lets you share your LIVE Video Stream real-time with all your social followers, friends, and fans. Microsoft Stream (Classic) displays up to four channels in this section. Scroll down the page until you see the Followed Channels section to see channels you are following. In the Stream (Classic) navigation bar, click Stream to go to your home page. In the Stream (Classic) navigation bar, go to My content > Following channels.Īlternatively, you can access your followed channels from the home page: You can see all the channels that you are currently following from the Microsoft Stream (Classic) home page by navigating to the Followed channels page.

To unfollow the channel, click Following.

From a channel page, under the channel description, click Follow. You can also follow a channel from its channel page. To unfollow a channel, click Following.įollow/unfollow from the selected channel

After you click Follow, the button will say Following.

When you find a channel you're interested in following, click Follow. Search for the channel you want to follow by using the search box in the navigation bar or directly from the search page. Follow/unfollow from the list of channels

Learn more.įollow and unfollow channels so you can be kept up to date with the content you want to see. Videos stored in Microsoft 365 the way you'd store any other file is the basis for Microsoft Stream (on SharePoint).

To start using the newer video solution today, just upload your videos to SharePoint, Teams, Yammer, or OneDrive. The following information is about Microsoft Stream (Classic) which will eventually be retired and replaced by Stream (on SharePoint).