Dataverse for teams and model driven apps

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Anyone familiar with the licensing terms for using dataverse for teams and model driven apps?

I note what is written in the following documentation:

How to check license designation for an app - Power Apps | Microsoft Learn

Specifically, the following:

The only way I can see that a model driven app can enter teams is by importing it from an environment because it is created with premium functionality and runs with dataverse as a data source - i.e. not dataverse for teams used to build the app.

When I integrate an app in teams, and try to access it with a non-premium user, but a user with a Microsoft 365 E3 license, I can see that it is mapped, but without any specific user associated.

I am in doubt whether it automatically assigns a 30-day free trial, or whether I can count on users in the organization to use model driven apps for free, as long as it is from teams?

Hope someone has experience with this.

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You can’t have model-driven apps in Dataverse for Teams but you can share it via Teams.

Have a look at this:
https://thepoweraddict.com/m-model-driven-apps-how-to-add-them-to-teams/

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I know that, but I'm not sure if my users of the app within teams need a license if I integrate it into teams. I am in doubt as to how the purple box should be understood.

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Yes, all your users need a licence when they access a model-driven app regardless where they access it from. When you share an app via Teams, it is just one way for your users to access the app.

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