What this does is track when you are not working in the office.

Denied.

I know E911 was a big deal in the telephony world and since Teams is a phone service, this makes sense.

I don't like it but it makes sense.

The more data you collect, the bigger your legal liability when something inevitably goes pear-shaped.

Stop treating workers like grifters or prisoners and you won’t have nearly as many problems.

> If you connect to a Wi-Fi network that isn't your company's, Teams will simply display the name of that network.

This is hallucinated. The actual change: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?id=488...

IF your 365 admins add a list of WiFi SSIDs to Teams, Teams will (optionally, opt-in by user) toggle your work location. It will not report not-known SSIDs to your manager or display it in Teams (but note your 365 admins have always been able to see this in the first place, in call/connectivity troubleshooting).