Notifications should have an option of only showing who has pinged and not the content of the notification(when notification is enabled)

Notification options are very limited. I would like to have the option for the Teams application to 'flash' to inform me of notifications, rather than using a banner or email. Banners are disruptive and emails are more spam, if I do not select one of these options for chats I do not get any notification at all.

Allow owners to force automatic channel notifications for all participants added to a particular Teams channel rather than relying on all the participants to manually enable them.

Teams does not provide any notification when someone posts to a Team channel. We have people not realising that someone's said something in a channel because people expect to have a notification that this happens. No one constantly checks Teams to see if there has been any activity.

Could there be a banner notification at least on a "per-Team" basis telling us someone has posted something to one of our channels?

At a minimum, some kind of generic notification that activity has occurred within any one of your Teams would be useful.

I have notifications on minimum to avoid too much distraction with my work. However, there are individuals that I need to respond fast and it would be great if we could define VIP people for which we could make different rules for notifications from the rest of the pack.

Currently you can mention a team or channel and everyone in the team or channel will get a notification. This can be seen as spam in large teams.
As its not always clear how many people are members of a chanel or team, giving a warning that the action someone is about to take will notify lots of people, before they post, will help them understand if thats really what they want to do.

Warning Islands mode Skype for Business users get when pinging a Teams Only user is confusing and it makes them think that the Teams user didn't get their message.

Change warning received from:
Error Received:"(user) is not using Skype for Business. For a richer experience, switch to Teams or start a Skype Meeting."

to something like :

“(user) received your message, but is now using Teams. For a richer experience, switch to Teams…”

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When a user in the Office 365 environment wants to use the web version http://teams.microsoft.com, a popup message is visible at the upper area with a prompt to install the client version:
“Want an even faster, more collaborative experience? Download the desktop app.” By several given security compliance requirements in big IT environments, the users shouldn’t be able to install any additional software at their PCs. This popup is confusing the web-only Teams user and also it makes the software deployment team nervous.

The new "Urgent" delivery option is a horrible feature, and is only good for annoying the recipient. Please remove it or give us the ability to turn it off. Or at least give the recipient a way to ignore it or mark it not urgent. Similar to outlook emails, just because the sender marked an email as "high priority" doesn't mean it's high priority for the recipient, and they can edit the email properties to remove the priority flag.

It would be great if an admin can use PowerShell or other method in admin center to manage users in the tenant level at a time in Microsoft Teams so that they could receive email notifications. Currently, each user needs to do the notification setting through their client.

Is there a way to set a follow-up reminder to a conversation in Teams? For example, whenever I send a request via Outlook to someone, I always create set a reminder date so that I don't forget about this request. This feature is very helpful, especially, when someone is sending dozens of requests to team members every day. So, it here a way to set reminders in Teams?

Regarding with the following Japanese articles which introduce the available applications for Teams, I would strongly request you to update them with the latest information periodically. Furthermore, I suggest that information should be published as Docs article instead of Blog posts. I appreciate you would provide this kind of information in the appropriate page.

Title : Microsoft Teams にて利用できるアプリ一覧（ファーストパーティ製）
URL : https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/teamsjp/2018/09/14/microsoft-teams-applist-1/
Title : Microsoft Teams にて利用できるアプリ一覧（サードパーティ製）
URL : https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/teamsjp/2018/10/01/microsoft-teams-app-third-1/

Just like how Teams notifies if the call is being recorded, it would be nice to hear a beep when someone takes a screenshot during your screen share.