Windows 365 securely streams your Windows desktop, apps, settings, and content from the Microsoft Cloud to a Cloud PC. Access a personalised Windows 11 or Windows 10 experience from any Windows, iOS, or Android device.

With Windows 365, organisations have more options to build the best computing environment for a particular user or role. This could be a PC with a locally installed operating system, a Cloud PC with a cloud-based operating system, or a combination of both.

Windows 365 is for organisations of all sizes that need secure and flexible work solutions for elastic workforces, distributed employees, or specialised workloads. Windows 365 provides versatile computing and storage capabilities, and is accessible from any device.

Windows 365 is available in four plans: Business, Enterprise, Frontline, and Government.

Microsoft licensing gets a bit complex sometimes, but don’t worry, we are here to help.

Windows 365 provides a personalised Windows experience for each worker so employees do not need to share Cloud PCs. Windows 365 allows one user per license* and doesn’t support multiple users on a single Cloud PC.

For larger environments, it may be better and more cost-effective to use Azure Virtual Desktops solution instead. We will help you to choose the best solution for your scenario.

Yes, a user may have multiple Cloud PCs assigned to them, if needed. For example, a contractor who works for several companies could have a Cloud PC assigned to them by each customer.

Users can connect to their Cloud PC on any platform that has either the Microsoft Remote Desktop app or an HTML5-capable browser to access the web client. Windows devices provide the optimal experience. Certain features may require specific hardware.

From Microsoft statement directly:

“We hold a very high standard for privacy and believe that privacy is a fundamental human right, which serves as the foundation for how we address privacy in our products. Another core principle we hold is that our customers are in control of their data. This isn’t simply something we say in our corporate privacy statement. It’s something all our teams live by. In our agreements, Microsoft states that we can do only two things with customer content: provide services requested by the customer and comply with legal obligations. No other access or use of a customer’s content is permitted. Microsoft uses diagnostic data to keep Windows 365 (and Microsoft 365) secure and up to date; detect, diagnose, and fix problems; and make product improvements. However, this diagnostic data doesn’t include the user’s name or email address or the content of their apps and files.”

Yes. Both audio & video.