Michael Dickerson
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We are still considering this feature for future releases, and will continue to update the status when it changes.
~Alex
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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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112 votesMichael Dickerson
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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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Thanks for following our suggestion to vote this up on SharePoint. It worked! SharePoint has confirmed that they have already started working on this and I’ll be getting an ETA from them after the holidays. -Suphatra
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Allowing deletion of private chat threads is on the backlog.
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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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Due to prioritization of other work-items this has been moved to the backlog. We will update when it is being actively worked on again.
~Alex
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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 item is still in the works, no new details to share yet.
-WarrenMichael Dickerson
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I created a ticket with Microsoft on this, but they said they didn't think it was possible. But does anyone know of a way with Powershell to be able to tell WHEN a picture was last updated? My thought is that I could check once a week and see what pictures were updated so I could change them back and warn the user. This would at least be a workaround until this feature is implemented!
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This has caused some issues with us as well. Allowing users to update a picture this way has caused our security group to pause the rollout of Teams. Saying "most likely 2018" is not very comforting!
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As we announced at Microsoft Ignite 2019 this morning, we are excited to confirm that Multi-window capabilities are coming to Microsoft Teams, and will start rolling out to the public ring early next year!
Thanks,
Alex & the Teams teamMichael Dickerson
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6,776 votesMichael Dickerson
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Yes, still very important. Being able to subscribe to get notifications of all thehappenings in one channel is important, but being able to mute a channel or leave one that is part of a group you are in is a different issue and just as important.
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We’re currently working on defining a compact mode experience. I will post more details when we have more to share.
~Alex
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Hate to be the bearer of bad news. This item has been declined. There will be no work to hide or remove the reply button.
As many people have commented, a big ask is to help improve how people distinguish between giving a reply and starting a new message.
For that the focus will be on this item. “Better visual delineation between `Reply` and `Start a new conversation`”
http://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103/suggestions/19224826Michael Dickerson
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We’re pleased to confirm the Teams client for Linux will be available in preview by the end of this calendar year, enabling people who use Linux client at work or in educational institutions to collaborate with others on Teams. Users will be able to install native Linux packages in .deb and .rpm formats.
Thanks!
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Thanks to everyone who volunteered for testing the Office 365 group calendar. The TAP team will be reaching out as we are closer to being ready.
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This feature item is still in the works. We will keep you posted as we have new info from the feature team.
~Alex
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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.