The exact features vary depending on your operating system, but it can include anti-phishing, anti-malware, and a dashboard to keep an eye on other devices running Windows Defender.
Protect Your Mobile Device with Microsoft Defender: Microsoft Defender is an app available for iPhone, iPad, macOS, Android, and Windows. It also includes location-sharing notifications, so you can see where your family members are on a map and get notifications when they arrive at and leave work or school. It will help you manage your family’s screen time across Windows 10, Android, and Xbox. Protect Your Family with Microsoft Family Safety: “Microsoft Family Safety” is a new app for iPhone and Android. Teams has built-in features like group chats, video calls, shared to-do lists, and calendars to make it all happen. 
You can create Teams groups for your friends and families to plan trips, organize gatherings, or just stay connected to the people you care about. Now, Microsoft is adding new features to Teams for your personal life. Both were primarily intended for workplaces.
Talk With Family and Friends with Microsoft Teams: Microsoft Teams is Microsoft’s answer to Slack. It uses Plaid, a popular network many personal finance tools now use for connecting to accounts. 
You can download transaction details and import them into a budget or other financial spreadsheet just as if you were using a tool like Mint.
Download Transactions from Banks in Excel: Microsoft announced “Money in Excel,” which will let you connect to bank and credit card accounts directly from Excel. It works in Word and, but you can install the Microsoft Editor extension for Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge to take advantage of it on any website. It even helps with inserting citations to documents in Microsoft Word. It’s an “AI-powered service” that works in more than 20 languages. 
This is Microsoft’s answer to Grammarly - a powerful writing tool that works anywhere on the web. Check Your Writing with Microsoft Editor: Microsoft Editor will help you correct your writing’s grammar and style.
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