Updating details about chat access after the meeting

Author: tomkau

articles/communication-services/concepts/join-teams-meeting.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ As with Teams anonymous meeting join, your application must have the meeting lin
 
 A Communication Service user won't be admitted to a Teams meeting until there is at least one Teams user present in the meeting. Once a Teams user is present, then the Communication Services user will wait in the lobby until explicitly admitted by a Teams user, unless the "Who can bypass the lobby?" meeting policy/setting is set to "Everyone".
 
-During a meeting, Communication Services users will be able to use core audio, video, screen sharing, and chat functionality via Azure Communication Services SDKs. Once a Communication Services user leaves the meeting or the meeting ends, they're no longer able to send or receive new chat messages, but they'll have access to messages sent and received during the meeting. Anonymous Communication Services users can't add/remove participants to/from the meeting nor can they start recording or transcription for the meeting.
+During a meeting, Communication Services users will be able to use core audio, video, screen sharing, and chat functionality via Azure Communication Services SDKs. Once a Communication Services user leaves the meeting or the meeting ends, they're no longer able to send or receive new chat messages, and they no longer have access to messages sent and received during the meeting. Anonymous Communication Services users can't add/remove participants to/from the meeting nor can they start recording or transcription for the meeting.
 
 Additional information on required dataflows for joining Teams meetings is available at the [client and server architecture page](client-and-server-architecture.md). The [Group Calling Hero Sample](../samples/calling-hero-sample.md) provides example code for joining a Teams meeting from a web application.