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Connect and collaborate with Yammer, the enterprise social network that integrates with Teams and other Microsoft 365 apps. Get the Yammer app here. Though the best way is to install apps from Mac App Store it has few problems. First, many people confuse iOS App Store with Mac App Store – they are two different stores. Second, there are only few apps available in Mac App Store that will not cater your requirements. This makes you to look for apps from third-party websites. With Yammer on your PC, Mac, or mobile device, you can: Connect and engage across your organization. Tap into the knowledge of others. Use your Inbox to view, prioritize, and manage the most important messages and announcements. Search for experts, conversations, and files. Join groups to stay informed, connect with your community, and gather.

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As of May 2019, Yammer is rolling out changes to file storage for files uploaded to Yammer in Microsoft 365 connected Yammer groups. Formerly, all files uploaded to Yammer were stored in Yammer cloud storage. Once your organization gets these changes, all new files uploaded through Yammer in Microsoft 365 connected Yammer groups will be stored in the group's default SharePoint document library. These files can still be accessed from within Yammer.

For information about using Yammer files stored in SharePoint, see the following topics:

Benefits

For network and tenant administrators:

SharePoint has a rich set of security and compliance features that will now apply to files uploaded in Yammer for Office 365 connected Yammer groups, including eDiscovery, data loss protection, and in-geo residence for files at rest.

For end users: 

A familiar user interface for file navigation and management in SharePoint.
Greater discoverability and easier access via Microsoft search.
Users with appropriate permissions can find and access the files through Yammer, and can also access the files through SharePoint and other Microsoft 365 and Office 365 resources by using browse or search in SharePoint and Delve. 
Offline access to files by syncing a SharePoint folders to a folder on their computer.

What determines where a file is stored

Files are stored in SharePoint when they are uploaded to a Microsoft 365 connected Yammer group. This includes:

Files that are attached to a message in a Microsoft 365 connected Yammer group. 
Files that are uploaded to a group from the Files page of an Microsoft 365 connected Yammer group.
Files that are attached to an email that is sent to a Microsoft 365 connected Yammer group.

Note

Any policies applied on the SharePoint document library take precedent over the Yammer upload admin configuration when a user tries to upload a file in a connected Yammer community.

Files will continue to be stored in Yammer cloud storage in the following instances:

If the Yammer network does not use Microsoft 365 connected groups. This includes:
- Office 365 tenants that have more than one Yammer network 
- Yammer networks that don't enforce Office 365 identity 
- Yammer Basic networks 
When the location the file is being uploaded to is not a Microsoft 365 connected Yammer group:
- Groups that are not Microsoft 365 connected groups, including All Company, external groups, and secret groups
- Yammer private messages
  Note
  Existing files stored in Yammer legacy storage will not be moved to SharePoint.
If your organization is using a third-party app that uses Yammer Files APIs:
- If we detect that you are currently using the Yammer Files APIs, even if you're using connected groups, files for your tenant will be stored in legacy storage until your app is updated to be an Azure Marketplace app that calls Yammer APIs. We’ll share details on how to create an Azure Marketplace Yammer app soon. If you're a developer and have questions about this change, please email api@yammer-inc.com.
  Important
  If you create a third-party app that uses Files APIs after your organization has received the Yammer files in SharePoint feature, file calls will fail. Users will see an HTTP 401 error (unauthorized client error) because the Yammer OAuth token does not include claims from Azure Active Directory, which is required for accessing files stored in SharePoint.

Note

Moving a conversation to a Microsoft 365 connected Yammer group will not change where the file is stored. 

Where files are stored in SharePoint

Files that users upload in Microsoft 365 connected groups are saved in the Apps > Yammer subfolder of the SharePoint document library for the Microsoft 365 connected group. The SharePoint document library can be accessed from Yammer under Microsoft 365 Resources or Office 365 Resources on the right side of a Microsoft 365 connected Yammer group, as well as through SharePoint itself.

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We recommend that you do not delete, move, or rename files in the Apps > Yammer subfolder. 

Guest and external user access to files

The following table shows how each type of guest and external user can access files uploaded in Yammer and stored in SharePoint.

Type of user	Access to group files in Yammer	Access to group files in SharePoint
Conversation-level guest that is in your network	Private group: Can view files that have been shared in the conversation, but can't upload files. Public group: Can view, edit, and upload files.	Conversation level guests cannot access any files saved in SharePoint nor upload any files. If you want to enable access to specific files in the conversation, add them as an Azure B2B guest on the Office 365 tenant. File upload is not permitted.
Network-level guest that is also an Azure B2B guest, and also a member of the group in Microsoft 365	Can view, edit, and upload files.	These Azure B2B guests can view, upload, or edit files from the SharePoint Document library only. File access from Yammer is not permitted.
Azure B2B guest, but not a member of the group Network-level guest Conversation-level guest that is not in your network	Automatic file access is not allowed. These users can request access to specific files. Can't upload files.	Automatic file access is not permitted. Guest users can request access to specific files. File upload is not permitted.
Network-level guest, but not Azure B2B guest	Automatic file access is not allowed. A guest user must become an Azure B2B guest and a member of the group in Microsoft 365. Alternatively, other group members can grant access to specific files or the entire document library through one of many SharePoint external sharing methods.	No automatic access for network level guests to Yammer files saved in SharePoint. If you want to enable access to specific files, add them as an Azure B2B guest on the Office 365 tenant. For more information, see Azure Active Directory B2B documentation. If guest users need to upload files to a specific group from SharePoint or have automatic access to files uploaded to SharePoint, add them as a group member in SharePoint.

Note

Membership in the group for guests in Azure Active Directory (AAD) and Yammer are completely separate. Deleting a network-level guest from an Microsoft 365 connected Yammer group or from the tenant in AAD does not remove the user in Yammer, and deleting a user from Yammer does not delete the user from an Microsoft 365 group or AAD.