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Thank you for your continued feedback. The feature team is actively working on this highly requested feature. We are testing the first release that will have the ability for meeting hosts to create breakout rooms, assign the users to the rooms and call them back to the main room. Please see our roadmap for current status here: https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=Microsoft%20Teams&searchterms=65332.
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Thank you for your continued feedback. As many people have pointed out, this is available on mobile today. Support for replying to a specific message is on the backlog for desktop. I’ll let you know when we have progress to share. Thanks.
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22k votes and counting.
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This feature is on the backlog.
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We are running into this issue too, and there's no real workaround. I think those that mentioned things below aren't understanding the problem. I have the option to automatically start sharing when you plug in a device set to "off", and yes, when you are not in a meeting you can "stop presenting" and it will go back to the homescreen. Also, while in a meeting, you can stop sharing so that other participants don't see the shared content, but it will continue to show on the room display, and the only way to stop it is to unplug the hdmi. I think the idea is that if you are plugging in a desktop or something, you may not have another display and this makes it easier to see the content. However, it's a bad implementation. I think the default, while you are in a meeting, should be to show the video participants unless you begin to present. We thought we had the perfect solution with this Teams room but this is complicating the whole thing because it is not clear to users how to fix it.
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Same as others, external meetings, users joining through Teams desktop app for Windows, and it only affects some users. We have users all in the same building joining the same meeting and some can get in, others get "connecting" and can never join.
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Thank you for your continued feedback. We are in the process of testing the downloading of the attendance report after the meeting has concluded. For status updates, please view the roadmap item here, https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=Microsoft%20Teams&searchterms=66459.
Download of the meeting attendance list during a meeting is released for general availability. Please note this feature is turned off by default, and needs to be enabled via admin policy. To learn more, please visit our support page at https://support.office.com/article/download-attendance-reports-in-teams-ae7cf170-530c-47d3-84c1-3aedac74d310.
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We need this same thing. We have remote users that can't handle the bandwidth of these desktop updates after downloading.
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Hi everyone, the engineer working on this item has left the company and we’re working on replacing him. I wanted to give you that heads up because the work has paused, which extends our shipping date.
I really appreciate your patience as we work to get this back to actively worked on.
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Guys, it's only been like 15 months, give them time to reply, sheesh!
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This item remains on the backlog.
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There will always be needed features, and yes, this is one of the THE top requested ones for 2.5 years, so you think it would be a priority. But more concerning, as others have stated, is the lack of updates and responsiveness on these tickets. We are not talking about buried issues that have 10 votes. This one is the #6 most requested feature, and hasn't had an update in 8 months. The number 1 issue on Teams user voice (private channels) has had 1 update in 6 months, and that was to say that the Microsoft associate assigned to it had left the company. Wow.
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Due to a priority shift this request has slipped to the backlog. I hate to bring bad news. I will continue to provide the feature team your feedback and votes.
Hopefully this will move back up in the queue soon.-Warren
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We have raised the priority of this work item, and it is currently being worked on. We don’t have any dates to share at this point, but will update when we have new status. Thank you!
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Thank you for your votes and comments on this feature. The team is in the process of finalizing designs for deleting private chat threads. I will update as we have more progress to share.
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This is not really a solution. Teams chat should be no different than email. I can delete emails if I want, and they go to trash, and then to recoverable, and eventually go away. If there are legal holds or other reasons to keep them, then retention policies take care of that. Today our users can delete an email message and when it makes it's way through the trash and recoverable it goes away for good. Teams should be the exact same way!
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This continues to be on our backlog due to prioritization of other work items. We will update when there is more to share.
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As others have said, as Teams develops in our company, the layout and organization changes with the projects. We have channels that used to be part of one team that isn't needed anymore, but the channel still is. There are lots of other use cases as well.
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This is holding us back from fully giving the boot to "Go To" Meeting and webinar.