Whether you use to-do lists for work, school, or personal tasks, engaging with your tasks is key to a balanced schedule. Microsoft To Do syncs your tasks across your devices, whether you use Android,...
Updated Aug 13, 2020
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Some other issues that largely take away functionality even though it exists in theory:
- Changing due date does not change alert time. There should be an option to move the alert if the task due date was changed. This results in too many steps needed to reschedule a task with an alert, so I avoid using alerts as much as possible.
- My Day planning can only be done on the same day. Most people with busy work and personal lives don't have the time in the morning to do that (meetings to attend, problems to resolve) and plan their day the evening before.
- Steps can't be synced with Outlook. If you share task lists with people in a large organization which uses Outlook as its main email client, can't use Steps. (And if the organization uses any other email and calendar client, no reason to pick ToDo over other task managers).
Essentially, the way this app is designed, it undermines itself.