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M365 Apps Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel (Preview) deprecation starting on July 2025
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Yes, the deprecation of the Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel (Preview) is officially scheduled for July 8, 2025. Following this date, devices utilizing this update channel will cease to receive updates. Accordingly, it is imperative to transition your UAT group to an alternative update channel to ensure continued support and system stability. For 2nd question, Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel is still available but will have a shorter support duration (8 months instead of 14). It's suitable for non-interactive devices or those running business-critical workloads that require extensive testing before updates. For Monthly Enterprise Channel, this provides predictable monthly updates and now includes rollback support for 2 months. It’s a good choice if your UAT group needs regular feature updates while maintaining stability.
Yes, the deprecation of the Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel (Preview) is officially scheduled for July 8, 2025. Following this date, devices utilizing this update channel will cease to receive updates. Accordingly, it is imperative to transition your UAT group to an alternative update channel to ensure continued support and system stability. For 2nd question, Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel is still available but will have a shorter support duration (8 months instead of 14). It's suitable for non-interactive devices or those running business-critical workloads that require extensive testing before updates. For Monthly Enterprise Channel, this provides predictable monthly updates and now includes rollback support for 2 months. It’s a good choice if your UAT group needs regular feature updates while maintaining stability.
