We're focusing Microsoft Graph PowerShell on the platform where we can give you the most reliable, capable, and well-maintained experience: PowerShell 7.x and later. Built on modern .NET, PowerShell 7.x resolves many of the underlying assembly-loading and dependency issues that affect Windows PowerShell 5.x today. Concentrating our engineering ther...

Migrating from the Exchange Web Services (EWS) notification framework, which supports push, pull, and streaming notification types — to the Microsoft Graph subscription model represents a fundamental transition toward a unified, stateless, and event-driven framework.

The mailbox import and export APIs on Microsoft Graph are now generally available.

Creating Teams Live Events via the Microsoft Graph isBroadcast API is deprecated. We encourage developers to use Virtual Event APIs instead.

The previewImageUrl property is no longer returned for file attachment items.

We are announcing new pricing for Microsoft Graph Data Connect that will go live on July 1, 2023.  

Today we are announcing the deprecation of all Skype for Business usage and active users reports in Microsoft Graph v1.0 and beta endpoints starting April 30, 2023.

Learn about the changes to how Microsoft handles the Microsoft Teams call data that we expose via Microsoft Graph’s callRecords APIs (beta and v1.0).

Automate and manage your Microsoft 365 tenant by using the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK v2 that brings the Microsoft Graph API to PowerShell. The SDK v2 is now in public preview.

In this blog, we share some thoughts and principles about how we are approaching new metered services, with a pay-as-you-go model.