Jamey Steinmann
My feedback
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I’m switching the status to Partially Done.
The request for a Preview Team is still in the works. No new information is available at this time.
Team Discoverability is still being worked upon, no details are available at this time. If you support this idea please navigate over to the main topic and vote for it! https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103/
Change Prompt: this has been completed
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Jamey Steinmann
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Ability to discover 365 groups both public and private already exists in outlook and we would like Teams to function the same way as joining a 365 group in Outlook does not add a user to the team or let them know if the group also has a corresponding team. When this is implemented I think the Private Team owners should be able to hide their team from discovery as this should satisfy those that require a team to not be visible.
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The feature team is still considering this item. No confirmation yet.
-WarrenJamey Steinmann
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We have been iterating on different designs and are starting to test internally. I don’t have a timeframe but will keep you posted.
Jamey Steinmann
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I think the point was missed in the request for feedback. Issue isn't the verbiage since it is clear users are not reading it, the issue is that users default to replying via the compose window since it doesn't draw their attention to the 'reply.' We need some better visual queue for the 'reply' option.
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20 votesJamey Steinmann
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This seems counter intuitive to the purpose of a private team. I think this would be better solved by existing feature requests which are asking for the ability to configure channel permissions and make them available for a subset of team members.
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6 votesJamey Steinmann
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You can hide 365 groups for the address book via powershell
Set-UnifiedGroup -Identity my365group@domain.com -HiddenFromAddressListsEnabled $trueThis doesn't do it for the team, but I would prefer there to be the ability to configure a team hidden from suggestions that owners can change with the default set to show and then owners can turn it off.
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36 votesJamey Steinmann
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You can already do this via the groups in Outlook, however if you request to join there, it'll just add you to the outlook group and you'll still have to be invited to the team. At least you can see the groups for now though. I hope they extend this to teams since that would make it much less confusing and unify the functionality.
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6 votesJamey Steinmann
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We acknowledge the customer demand for Private Channels and have been hard at work on it. Private Channels is currently in preview with a select group of customers. We expect to release the feature to the public later this Fall, and will update here when we are starting to roll out to all customers. We appreciate all the feedback you have provided to us on this forum and thank you for your patience.
~Alex
Jamey Steinmann
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Any update on this feature? It's a critical feature to drive adoption of Teams within our org
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557 votes
The feature team has this on their backlog officially now. We don’t have any timing to share at this point, but we will keep you posted.
Thanks,
Alex & the Teams teamJamey Steinmann
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Still in the works, no additional details are available yet.
-Warren
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This request has been reviewed and declined by the feature team.
You can continue to up vote this topic as well as leave comments. Depending on the ongoing feedback, there is always a chance a topic will be revisited based on user demand.
-Warren
Jamey Steinmann
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I think granting permission restrictions on channels within a team will solve this.
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This feature is still being reviewed by the feature team. No decision has been made yet. I’ll keep you posted.
-Warren
Jamey Steinmann
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I like the current layout. If this is something that needs to happen, please put it in the User settings so there is a choice of which layout to use. I think a unified chat/teams layout would be a cluttered UI experience.
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Unfortunately we hit some snags and this has moved back to “working on it”. The team is working to make some corrections and I hope to have a release date in the near future. I’ll keep you posted with what I hear.
-WarrenJamey Steinmann
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This would be great to have and for those orgs that don't want it, I think a global toggle in the admin dashboard and an override on the team/365 group level would be the perfect compromise for it.
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This request is still in the works. And it appears most people are interested in the ability to pin multiple items. I’ll circle back to the feature team and give them your additional feedback.
-Warren
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Modern authentication is where Microsoft is going. Teams supports it now and it's available for the other 365 apps, just disabled in 365 by default. If you have something like ADFS in your organization this could be why it's failing and the few fixes (depending on the issue) are relatively simple to implement