Although attendees and external users should not have the ability to start a recording it is important to the integrity of the Hearing that no one be allowed to in the breakout room. An option for the Host to enable recording (for use cases other than Hearings) would be helpful

In hearings, we need the ability to move people in and out of lobby (and breakout rooms) individually without the option of them returning to the meeting without approval.

When setting up a view with the file structure it would be wonderful to be able to update those fields/columns in MS Teams instead of needing to bounce back into SharePoint every time.

For virtual hearings, or other online meetings with external users there is a need to maintain privacy and at times a need for the meeting organizer to edit participants display name during a meeting.

We use a series of Teams to serve as "rooms" in a social learning community with channels underneath as private work/collaboration rooms. We would like to be able to turn off members at the Teams level the ability to create meetings since they get inadvertently distributed to hundreds of individuals in our division.

I would like to have som tools för highlight, comment and save on pdf, nog only open i webbrowser

shittty app i cant even sign in

Add a feature to Bookmark or Favorite pages/folder/files, and then have a tab on the Left Side of the screen (where you access Teams, Calendar, Activity, etc) to access your favorite files and/or folders

Many of us have multiple channels with multiple folders and files and I cannot keep track of where everything is. This current system sucks

Anyone identified a presenter in a Microsoft Teams meeting should have the ability to create breakout rooms and jump to different breakout rooms. Only allowing the creator of the meeting limits any support staff.

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We frequently have calls where people forget to hang up, and then are holding the call open and causing the recording to be way longer than it should be. Can we have an option to kick these people and hang up the call, rather than needing to kick them one by one? (Also, the fact that it's so easy to forget to leave a call is a huge issue with users.)

When you select a Team, it takes you to the “Posts” page. This is usually an empty page and then a user needs to select "Files" to get to where they really want to go. I would like the ability to configure preferences to land instead on "Files"?

How about adding a bolder highlight to indicate the current day on the header which has date and the day of the week? See attached file. The current orange line showing time of day which is slightly bolder on the current day needs something more to be useful at a glance.

Why can't I have the "Show Conversation" window and the "Show Participants" window open at the same time? Right now if I open one the other closes.

I would lose nothing on my screen as my colleague's screen share only utilizes half of my 49" ultra wide monitor.

To enable a guest to enter and exit without overlap or loss of confidentiaity and to control the ability for an in-camera session of the government team.

I wish there is a feature in Teams meetings wherein you could rename your displayed name (and/or the organizer) so that instead of the name of the account holder you could change it to represent an office or a location. Thank you!

Allow me to stay logged in without continually needed to verify my credentials. Stop pretending like this is a classified system that requires reauthentication every 24 hours. There are FAR more important important systems with real classifications that do not require constantly calling phones or sending codes to numbers for authentication. This is a Microsoft adapted software, it's not secure, it's not classified.

Meetings planned on Teams often have most people joining by video, but some also join by phone, whether out of personal preference or for reasons of accessibility. There is currently a hand-raise feature for video users, but no such option (that I've found) for phone users. Adding something like the teleconference classic "*6" would provide more equitable access to phone users in Teams meetings.