Microsoft Teams turns 3 this week, and we’re inspired by all the stories you’ve shared of how your teams are using it to chat, call, meet and collaborate. Read on for the latest coming to Teams!
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Updated Jan 26, 2021
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What's not in Microsoft Teams yet - let's have a look through the top requests from UserVoice, some of which are themselves over three years old!
- Multiple accounts - Working on it- Over 3 years old, "working on it" for almost exactly 3 years.
- Multi-window for chats - In testing - Over 3 years old, "working on it" since August 2018.
- Move a channel - On the backlog - Over 3 years old, "working on it" but then withdrawn.
- Include Office365 calendar - Working on it - Over 3 years old, "working on it" since July 2018.
- Compact mode - Under review - Over 3 years old, was "working on it" for most of that time (but zero evidence of any actual work despite numerous claims of progress) and now rolled backwards to "under review".
- Archive channels - On the Backlog - Over 3 years old, was "working on it" for 15 months, now on backlog.
- List users in channel - Working on it - Over 3 years old, "working on it" since April 2017.
- Move conversations - Working on it - Over 3 years old, "working on it" since October 2018.
- Custom emojis - On the backlog - Was "working on it" for a year, now demoted to the backlog.
Are any of these actually being worked on? Why do you tell people you are working on things when it's clear that no progress is being made? Why are basic, simple UI improvements requested by thousands of users, and of benefit to much of your userbase, being prioritised behind niche applications like AR headset support?