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Not only SMS, but Outlook has the ability to delay delivery in Message options.
I'd like to see this, in both channels and in peer-to peer (both 1:1 and group) chats.Also, to get a better picture of the obvious interest, maybe this 998-vote topic topic should be combined with the similar 408-vote request at https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/18874141-time-delay-post
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This might be nice as an individual setting.
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Thank you for your continued feedback, the team is actively working on this item. We will share an update as soon as one is available.
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I think Amanda's suggestion of a pop-up warning is excellent.
I'd like her other suggestion to disable the ability to rename Teams even better (at least for owners & members. If they want a rename, they can request it from the Teams admin).Also, J_Porter's comment about a dialog to specify the path at the time of renaming.
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Related: renaming the Team itself doesn't update the SPO URL.
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You can make these edits using a cmdlet, please see the documentation at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/exchange/users-and-groups/Set-UnifiedGroup?view=exchange-ps
This should help you make the edits requested in this topic.
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But renaming a team in this way doesn't update the site name (as the OP asked) nor the Team mailbox
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In addition to Carly's point re: annoyance, there's this scenario:
- A sensitive topic meeting (budget,a firing, an investigation, downsizing, etc) is accidentally posted to the General channel of the Org-wide team. The entire organization has therefore been "invited" to that sensitive meeting.
- The Org-wide Team's Owner(s) cannot delete the meeting post from the Org-wide General channel, even with policy set to allow owner deletion of posts.
- The meeting organizer cannot edit the meeting to change the channel.
- The meeting organizer must cancel the meeting, which allows the Team Owner to delete the initial post itself, but the reply post that says "[meeting organizer] cancelled "[sensitive topic]" meeting" cannot be removed (again,even when the messaging policy has been set to allow Team Owners to delete posts)An error occurred while saving the comment Star
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Yes, please!
We disallow members from posting to our Org-Wide teams, but if they accidentally schedule a meeting in the Org-Wide general channel, then that creates a post (as well as opening that potentially private meeting up to the whole org, and storing files in the Org-Wide team's sharepoint)Star
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@Andrson da Silva, that workaround only applies to channel messages. There’s no “get email address" for peer-to-peer chats (1x1 or group), or non channel meeting chats, so this workaround only applies in limited cases.
Replying to a non-channel meeting in Outlook, or sending a message to all the group chat members, while allowing the delay message delivery option, won’t put that message into Teams, so it miss the point (We use the Teams IM capabilities instead of email).