Track changes is a great Tool in Word. I'm able to display all changes or display changes from a special person only.

It would be great if i would have the possibility to display as well changes in a special time slot.

A Usecase for this could be, that you've changed different stuff on one day. The changes are Tracked by the Track Changes Feature. It's able to see on which date and which time the change was made. It would be great if I could select a kind of Filter to show only changes from yesterday. So you would be able do agree or discard all changes visible.

with Person this kind of filtering works.
It schould be possible to add this feature, cause all date are available already.

Thanks in advance.
Felix

Hi. Not sure if this is the right place to log this stuff but I've just have the first Insider Blog come through (full of some great stuff that I'd like to share with my colleagues), BUT:
Firstly, in Availability it states you must be X, Y or Z - but it doesn't tell me if I am or not so whether that feature will be available to me or not. Similarly, I can't know if this feature has come out or not within the MS365 tenant at the company I work at - I really want to share these new features with people since we are in the middle of an MS365 adoption project.. but I don't know which ones to tell the business about because I don't know if we have them or not! So if every time I receive one of these it would mean I have to bother our IT department - is there not some way of making it absolutely obvious if it's available or not other than having to check with IT or go to each app and look around to see if the feature is available (and if it isn't yet and is only available to me as an Insider, will we be told when it's being released fully to everyone else??).

Just be good to know a bit more about all of this if that's possible.

By default, O365 Exchange is set to follow Outlook user settings for sending outgoing mail in RTF. This causes a LOT of issues with Apple iOS users and the native iOS email app not being able to read the RTF attachments. They only receive an unreadable Winmail.dat attachment which causes a LOT of headaches for MSP's like myself.

By default, PLEASE set the Exchange RTF format to "Never", otherwise, all Outlook settings throughout an organization will have to be checked and changed. RTF causes way too many issues and HTML formatting should be used, anyhow. And I'm not certain the default setting even works, even if the Outlook settings are changed.

Here is how the setting is changed manually:

From the Exchange admin center -> mail flow -> remote domains tab -> Edit the default domain -> Use rich-text format: Never -> Save

Create combined task force with Google, Apple, ISPs and Regional Internet Registries to combat crime technology leveraged crimes.

Many local police departments do not have the resources or knowledge to investigate internet crimes and the Federal Bureau of Investigations are simply overwhelmed by the number of cases they get that they simple have to prioritize their case loads.

Creating this powerful task force will enable a global partnership that will facilitate the identification of those individuals who leverage technology to commit crimes to steal peoples money and personal identifiable information.

Together, those technology companies providing services need to do a better job at protecting those who use their service. I would love to have a conversation with the powers at Microsoft and give them all of my ideas on how this can be implemented.

Additionally, lobbyist need to have privacy laws changed that protect these criminals. If a criminal attempt so extort, social engineer or phish PII from someone, then the company hosting the account is allowed to furnish all recorded information pertaining to the account that made the threat to the victim so they can file a police report rather than the police having to go through the other process.