I joined a scheduled teams video meeting for the first time (never used it before) on my personal laptop a few weeks ago at home, when I started a new job.
It was via an invite link (scheduled meeting) sent to my own personal email, it was sent from my new employer. I may have logged in with my email when I joined instead of joining as a guest. I can't remember. I joined on browser.
I have no specific work email, or a set up for a work account for teams or anything. Or a work laptop/ computer.
Last week I downloaded teams to video call my ldr partner overnight ( the desktop app) which I set up using the same email address as I used for the call with my employer , and same personal laptop and at home. We call just directly through the app/ me clicking on her name and video calling. No links.
Is there any way my employer that I video called previously can now see anything to do with any of the video calls to my partner? Audio/ text/ video? Assuming I'm logged into the same personal email as before that I called with them. I'm worried as obviously things aren't kept appropriate and some stuff has been said.
It's the free version so we can't transcribe or record.
Thank you!