Hey,

I often find myself trying to find where a file is stored in the "Files" section when it shows up in a post as I want to be able to find it again without having to scroll through pages and pages of posts or having to rely on the near useless search in teams.

As of now this is really hard. One can try to identify the location from the horrible links which are being created or one can open it in the desktop app and start saving a copy + pressing browse. Both is really really cumbersome.

There should be a function similar to the "Open File Location" function in the search function of explorer.

*English follows Japanese

■Title(件名)：
Microsoft Teams のアプリバーの "最新情報" から "チーム" に遷移する際の動作について
Behavior when moving from “Activity” to “Team” in the Teams app bar

■Description(内容):
Microsoft Teams のアプリバーから "最新情報" でチームの内容を確認した後、"チーム" をクリックして遷移する際は直近で確認した "最新情報" のチームに遷移できる機能の方が便利なため機能を戻してほしいです。

以前は Microsoft Teams のアプリバーから "最新情報" をクリックしチーム内の会話を閲覧した後、"チーム" をクリックすると、"最新情報" で確認した直近のチームに遷移してましたが、現在は "最新情報" で確認した直近のチームが表示されず、"チーム" で操作していた直近のチームが表示されるため以前の機能の方が便利です。

After viewing team information in “Activity” on the Teams app bar, when you click “Team” it was more convenient to be taken to the team you were viewing in “Activity” so please make it work like this again.

Previously when you clicked “Activity” on the app bar and checked the team chat, “Activity” would take you to the closest team to the information you were viewing, but currently “Activity” doesn’t do this, and instead takes you to whichever team you were working on in “Team”, so please change this to make it more convenient.

I think below need to improve
1) When someone is sharing screen, you do not have optino to see full screen - by removing all unnecessary icons of Teams on screen
2) You do not have option to hide team members present in meeting
3) you dont have option to remove icons on top - they should disapaer and reappear upon courser move - its simple thing available in Skype
4) Its all black screen - you dont have option to change settings to other colors
5) see how course clicks can be reduced for useful features instead of putting it into menu options and keeping space on screen unused

Currently, the Away status (yellow) takes precedence over Busy (red) after a period of 5 minutes of inactivity. This often makes it seem like you're unavailable or away from your computer, when you may just not be actively engaging; like participating in a meeting, using a non-Teams video conferencing app, or working on physical mediums.

I would propose that you either: 1.) allow this to be a setting, to allow Busy to take precedence over Away (perhaps differentiating inactivity with a locked computer), or 2.) signify if you are Busy and also Away/Inactive. You could do this with a Red outlined circle, perhaps with yellow middle. This would be similar in design as if you're currently scheduled Out of Office but are active online, and allow peers to have a greater understanding of your current status.

I inadvertently created a few Teams policies a few weeks ago that contained an ampersand (&) in the policy title, as I hadn't read the fine print about creating custom meeting policies (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/meeting-policies-in-teams). Unfortunately, from then on, I couldn't modify or delete the policies. It was only after spending several hours on the phone with a Microsoft Teams Technical Representative that they were able to replicate the problem and walk me through the PowerShell ISE commands needed to delete them.

As a result, I would like one of two outcomes: a) change the Teams code to allow certain special characters (like &, -, 9, ), 3) in policy titles, or b) prevent users from saving policies in the first place that contain these characters.