If I open a new document e.g. excel type something to it and close it without save, Microsoft Azure Information Protection Dialog is displayed forcing user to label it.

Steps:
1. Open Excel
2. Type something inside excel
3. Click Save
4. Label dialog appears, click Not Now
5. File save dialog appears - click cancel
6. Try to close document
6. Label dialog appears again, click cancel with no file save dialog

When a protected document is accessed it is logged in the log analytics workspace and the workload for the record is RMS. The operation is "AcquireLicense." However, it only contains data regarding the protection owner, user who attempted to access, and the label. There is nothing that can identify what document was accessed. There is no data in this record that is unique to the file accessed that can be correlated against other records to identify the file.

Please include something to identify the file.

It would nice to have the ability to duplicate a policy when the configurations are the same for another policy. This would be a quicker way to create multiple policies with the same configuration but the ability to change the policies names would also need to be enabled. Changing the policy names is another suggested enhancement.

Sometimes we may need to only change a policy name in DLP without recreating the whole policy simply because the naming convention needs to be updated. Suggestion is to add a feature to change a policy name without recreation.

Currently visual markings are not displayed to the author/sender of an email until after it's sent. Until it is sent and accessible in the Sent folder, the sender may be unware of the content of the visual marking. By seeing the visual marking, the sender can confirm that the appropriate label has been selected or select another more appropriate one.

Currently if a non-trusted email domain is embedded within Distribution List, Outlook email flow does not identify and hence does not apply appropriate policies set.

I am seeing the ability to enable sensitivity labels at the sharepoint, teams and 365 endpoint, but it is still in preview. Please release this to us ASAP.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/sensitivity-
labels-sharepoint-onedrive-files?view=o365-worldwide4

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When configuring exempt domains from pop-up messages for labels, any emails within a distribution list (DL) are not checked as the DL is not expanded. This means that if we want to popup and perform an action anytime an external domain is included will not occur if an external domain is within a DL.

Team members see a black screen if we try to show an Azure RMS protected file.
Please add the permission to share screen of Azure RMS protected file on Teams.

It would be helpfull if we can log when and how people get their OME protected mails if they use the webportal.

E-mails that contain sensitive info types in the subject line should be scanned and prompted for auto-classification (recommended or automatic).

We have identified a use case in our org around sensitive data in e-mails with a ticket number in the subject line and would like to allow the recommended auto-classification to scan/detect part or all of an info type in the subject line.

Provide multiple lines for text in content marking headers and footers in UL which were previously available in the classic Azure Information Protection label content markings. Alternatively allow special format characters such as new line in the text or better still support HTML5.

To keep the classification and protection separated. i.e. user is able to manually select the "Custom Permission" option from Word, Excel and PowerPoint to do the protection of files; to be able to activate the "Custom Permission" popup box from the menu to allow flexibility of protecting files.

For your considerations, please. Thank you.

Visual markings: allow custom markings to override MIP-set markings on per-document basis

Use a document property (or equivalent) that can be set in a document or doc-template (.dotx, etc) to block the label-defined visual markings (normally set by MIP) and which allows the user or the organization to set their own customized visual markings via e.g. "docProperty" field in the document; (this behaviour should be configurable to be blocked via GPO/Regkey/Intune, in case an organization doesn't want to allow marking-override by end-users).

Please road map USB restriction based on file extension in endpoint DLP (in preview now))

Current outlook warning pop-up says " You are about to send content classified as "classification" to on one or more untrusted Recipient."

Can the wording be changed from the techy/abrasive mention of 'untrusted recipient' to referring to it as an 'external recipient' or 'outside of your organisation'

Currently, in AIP label classification, these settings are static (i.e. left or right etc.). The reason for this use case is that, when PowerPoint sides are created, the static label header and footer causes a problem, sometimes they overlaps the actual PPTX contents and this makes the presentation look bad to the audiences.