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David Bargna
Iron Contributor
Oct 02, 2018

HOWTO: removing the "feedback" button from your tennant with powershell

I searched all over for an answer to this and even created a css injection via ReactJS, but after speaking with a MSFT employee last week at ignite, he pointed me to look into get-SPOTenant and see if I could see anything obvious.

 

so just run the following and wait a bit for it to propagate.

 

set-SPOTenant -UserVoiceForFeedbackEnabled $false

 

and hey presto feedback is gone.

  • Nice but do you really want your users to be limited in giving feedback?

    • David Bargna's avatar
      David Bargna
      Iron Contributor
      this is the feedback button in the bottom right hand corner of the page, where data is sent to Microsoft. we do not want to see this, it confuses users and prevents us from rolling out several services
    • RobElliott's avatar
      RobElliott
      Silver Contributor

      Paul I think the the feedback button he is referring to is the button at the bottom of the modern page for feedback to Microsoft. It causes confusion for users who mostly have no wish to feedback to Microsoft but want to comment back to the site owner.

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