You can now co-author encrypted documents on the desktop Office apps
(Windows Phone Central)

People can now work together on an encrypted Microsoft Office document in real-time. What you need to know It`s now possible to co-author encrypted Microsoft Office documents. The option is now generally available on Word, Excel, and PowerPoint on both Windows and macOS. The same functionality was already available for Office on the web Microsoft Office on Windows and Mac now supports co-authoring documents encrypted with sensitivity labels. The functionality works with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents. The ability to co-author documents protected with encryption has been available in Office on the web since May 2020. Now, it`s made its way to the desktop versions of the Office apps. A Tech Community post explains Microsoft Information Protection (MIP): Microsoft Information Protection (MIP) is an intelligent, unified, and extensible solution to protect sensitive data across your enterprise – in Microsoft 365 cloud services, on-premises, third-party SaaS applicat...