We are always looking for better ways to help ensure communication between you (OneDrive users and Admins) and us (The OneDrive Team).
One of the key areas of feedback we have received from cus...
Updated Jun 18, 2018
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The update to external sharing is much appreciated. Do they still go through the same kind of sign up as if they had been invited through the B2B AAD flow where they see links to terms and policies? And is this only for organizational accounts? Why not at least let us decide for ourselves whether we want to allow Microsoft accounts to be added automatically too?
A normal user in our organization does not understand the difference between sharing with someone who has an organizational account, a Microsoft account or none of those. Thus they don’t understand why different external people get different features when they sign in to the folder that was shared with them. External users should have the same features available, regardless of whether or not they have been added as a guest. I mean we’re talking about the ability to create new files in Office online, copy/move files, etc. If I share a folder with someone and give them “Write” permission, I expect them to be able to do this, given how things work right now. That is not to say that rights couldn’t be distinguished between create, delete, read and write, though.