Google Workspace Changes

Google Voice audit logs now include per-call performance data such as Round Trip Time, Packet Loss, and Jitter.

Google Voice is adding detailed per-call performance information to its audit logs, including Round Trip Time, Packet Loss per 1000, and Jitter. This supplementary data is designed to help administrators identify and troubleshoot network issues that may be impacting call quality across their organization.

Specific per-call performance information, including Round Trip Time, Packet Loss per 1000, and Jitter will now be included in Voice audit logs.

In addition to the information already captured in Voice audit logs, such as date, call source and call destination, you’ll see specific per-call performance information, including: Round Trip Time, Packet Loss per 1000, Jitter

More call performance data in the Google Voice audit logs

Specific per-call performance information will be available in Voice audit logs, including: Round Trip Time, Packet Loss per 1000, Jitter. This supplementary data can help you identify and troubleshoot potential network issues impacting call quality across your organization.

Admins can now delete individual spaces and remove individual members from a space within the space management tool.

To further enhance the tool’s functionality, we’re giving admins the ability to: Delete individual spaces and Remove individual members from a space

Expanded actions in the Admin console space management tool for Google Chat.

Google has enhanced the space management tool in the Admin console, providing administrators with the ability to delete individual spaces and remove individual members from a space within Google Chat.

Introducing new keyboard shortcuts in Google Sheets

New keyboard shortcuts are being added to Google Sheets to increase productivity, including shortcuts for applying or removing bold formatting, moving to the next sheet, and displaying the Find and Replace box.

Pin multiple participants from Google Meet Hardware devices

Users can now pin multiple video tiles using Google Meet hardware to highlight speakers, presentations, and other key attendees, ensuring a consistent pinning experience across desktop, mobile, and conference room devices.

Improving the Google Meet experience on foldable devices

Google Meet now features an improved experience for foldable devices in tabletop mode, where the grid layout and control bar automatically adjust to better suit the device for easier interaction during meetings.

Contacts delegates can now update labels and manage “Other” contacts via contacts.google.com.

Beginning July 2023, all users who have been approved or assigned as Contacts delegates will be able to update labels and manage Other contacts.

Delegated users can now manage contact labels on behalf of their delegator via contacts.google.com.

Updating the functionality for delegated users to manage contact labels on behalf of their delegator via contacts.google.com.

Find what you need faster with new Google Drive organizational options

Google Drive for Web is introducing new organizational options, including a drop-down menu in grid and list layouts to choose if folders appear 'on top' or 'mixed with files,' and new display options within the Search view.

Contacts delegates can now update labels and manage 'Other' contacts directly via contacts.google.com.

Google is updating the functionality for delegated users to manage contact labels on behalf of their delegator directly at contacts.google.com, a feature previously only available in Gmail. The rollout occurs in two phases: starting May 2023, delegators are prompted to review and re-approve existing delegates; beginning July 2023, approved delegates gain the ability to update labels and manage 'Other' contacts. Additionally, Admins can manage these privileges using the Admin SDK API.

Additional refinements to email notifications sent from Google Classroom

Google Classroom is updating its email notification experience with a refreshed visual design and language, a clearer focus on action items, and easier access to notification settings to help students and teachers find information more efficiently.

For select Google Workspace customers, admins can enable content reporting for their Google Chat users.

For select Google Workspace customers, admins can enable content reporting for their Google Chat users. Once a user has flagged a message, admins can find more information about the incident in the Security Investigation Tool and decide whether further action is needed. This feature is available for Google Chat on the web and mobile devices.

Admins can now enable content reporting for Google Chat users to flag inappropriate messages.

Google Workspace admins for Enterprise Plus, Education Standard, and Education Plus can now enable content reporting for Google Chat users across 1:1 messages, group messages, and spaces. Once a user flags a message for categories such as harassment or sensitive information, admins can use the Security Investigation Tool to review the incident, view chat transcripts, and decide on further actions or the creation of data protection rules.