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AdminMicrosoft 365 Groups Feedback
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Thanks to all of you for your feedback on this item. We know that folder creation is still a high priority request from our customers. Please continue to provide your feedback as we assess the priority in relation to other initiatives the Outlook teams have committed. Thank you!
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We’re considering how this could be implemented across the group identity.
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When users are added to a group, users get the email that there are calendar items upcoming.
Don't miss upcoming events
You're new to the _______ group and might not have these events on your calendar yet. Add them now.Dates and times are based on the group's timezone setting: Pacific Standard Time.
But we can't change this value???
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457 votesin the plans · 19 comments · Office 365 Security & Compliance » Auditing · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
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This needs to be done on all mailboxes, inclusive of the underlying O365 Group mailboxes.
This should be the default setting for all, so there would be no reason it randomly disables or certain elements get removed from auditing.James Reed
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AdminBarbara Feldon
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Great news! This capability is included in in the recently updated Office 365 Roadmap entry: “Admin App Launcher Customization Tools” which can be found in the “In Development” section.
https://products.office.com/en-us/business/office-365-roadmap.
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We recently had an issue with a user who moved a lot of her locally stored docs into OneDrive (mac user). 900+ errors. She brought it up to desktop support, and they found some of issues (invalid characters) and corrected some. But they both left a lot. And to correct it and make it easier for her to get to the folder - they dragged a copy to the desktop (making a copy - not an alias/shortcut). So she then began to work out of the copy, and not what was actually synchronizing.
So it would be extremely useful to have on both platforms, reporting back numbers of sync issues - but also when there's been no changes. Some of the AI could potentially be used to identify that. I'm ok with it even notifying the user (as long as it nags them) to contact their IT Support.