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The best upload speed I can get from my ISP is 1.2Mbit. It can take hours to push up a single project. And you want people to work entirely with streaming files? On what is effectively _the_ enterprise storage tool?
It's one thing to have a classic Dropbox-like functionality, where the local copy can change frequently, and changes are streamed up as needed, and that this is the default. It's another *entirely* to have the default be "things live in the cloud, and you have to work on them via file streaming". That's insane. Teams is already damned near unusuable, and you want _everything_ to operate like this?
This is straight up discrimination against people with crap internet. Given that Microsoft are effectively THE enterprise collaboration software provider for most enterprises, this verges on telling anyone who can't afford techbro internet that they can't do remote work. Which, for disabled folks like myself, is the same as saying "you can't be employed". This design choice is infuriating.