Hi @Abdelhamid Ahmed
According to your case description, to create a policy that allows an admin user to access all users' OneDrive and view all Teams meeting recordings, please refer to the following steps:
Accessing All Users' OneDrives
- Granting Access via Microsoft 365 Admin Center:
- Go to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center.
- Navigate to Active Users.
- Select the user whose OneDrive you want to access.
- Click on OneDrive Settings and then Access Files.
- Using Group Policy or Intune:
- Install the OneDrive sync app and download the .adml and .admx files.
- Copy these files to your domain's Central Store.
- Configure the settings from the domain controller or a Windows computer using Remote Server Administration Tools.
- Link the GPOs to an Active Directory container and use security filtering to narrow the scope of the policy.
Ref: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/use-group-policy#manage-onedrive-using-group-policy
Viewing All Teams Meeting Recordings
- Managing Teams Recording Policies:
- Use the Microsoft Teams Admin Center or PowerShell to set a Teams meeting policy.
- Ensure that both the meeting organizer and the recording initiator have recording permissions.
- Storage and Permissions:
- Teams meeting recordings are stored in OneDrive for Business or SharePoint.
- You can configure the storage location using the
-MeetingRecordingOwnership
parameter in PowerShell to decide if the recording is saved to the organizer's or recording initiator's OneDrive
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/meeting-recording
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