Right now, the sound notifications make is not very attention-grabbing, and it's the only option. It would be great if you could choose different sounds for different notifications, as you can in Outlook and other Microsoft programs.

Please add a louder notification sound. Can 't hear it.

SHIFTS: Notifications for upcoming shifts
StaffHub sent an email to the user assigned to a Shift, to remind them of an upcoming shift. It would be very helpful to have this as an option Teams.

Create a setting to turn off "Member joined the team" and "...removed Member from the team" posts in the General channel.

Teams icon pinned in taskbar doesn't blink orange anymore when I receive new messages. I cannot find an option to turn this. Was this removed?

Notifications should be created in the Activity Feed for Planner Tasks, as soon as
1) Comments get created on Tasks that I'm assigned to
2) a Planner Task gets completed

“Notification sounds = Off” will disable all sound notifications, including disabling the Call notifications. What I’d like to do is to disable Mention and Chat notification sounds for example, but keep Call notification sounds. This can't be done at the moment as only 3 options are available:
All
Call, mention and chat
Off
We would need additional options to cover all use cases.
Thanks

When you receiving an incoming call,the call notification will be displayed. If someone sends you a message, or you are in a group chat, the new message notification will be always on the top, which prevents you from accepting the call. and you have to wait for all of the messages notification disappear. It is very inconvenient.

Rather than having a notification banner pop up for EVERY message, make it an option that you only get the banner for the first message you receive in a series.

Please add via Teams admin to change the default Channel Notifications for "All New Posts" to Banner and Feed" vs default to "off."
This is very important vs relying on team members to change this setting themselves per channel.

Let them change it if they don't want to receive notifications for certain channels. If you have over 30 channels and like 10 different teams, going through them all to change this settings is terrible especially if you NEED the notifications for the majority of them.

Automatically set status to Do Not Disturb/DND when presenting or sharing screen like on Skype. It's very inconvenient when banners for personal chat notifications come up during meetings, sometimes the content is not to be shared with others. If not that then allow for the option to not show actual text in the banner notifications.

Notification sound: Sounds need to be much louder AND we need to be able to choose from several different sounds, as we could in Slack.

Currently, if you are using Teams on multiple devices (e.g. mobile and desktop app), notifications will be sent to one or the other depending on your presence.

Please can you provide an option to send notifications to all devices, and clear them on all devices if a notification has been viewed on one?

When I set my Mac to "DO NOT DISTURB" Teams still pops up notifications. This is really annoying when I'm sharing my screen in a meeting.

Every channel should have notifications auto-enabled, which could be muted at the user's liking. Muting could be enabled/disabled in the admin center in the event that a channel is of great importance and needs to send out notifications to everyone. In the attached screenshot is the option to "Notify me every time there is a new post in this channel". This should just be automatic.

There are tow options for the chat pop ups, have them or not. I think it will be usefull to be able to select the people we from whom we want to have the pop up. Advantege, we can be sure that if our boss need us we will get the pop up, but wont be distrub by everybody who pings.

It would be very convenient if attendees can see a Meet Now notification in the task bar when they are invited in the Meet Now meeting. Currently, we have to request them to join the meeting before starting, and it’s inconvenient.