I haven't been able to download a folder. I didn't find where it is on my device - quickpik at least didnt find -when I make it available offline, so I had to select all files in a folder to really download them.

Now that photos finally can upload from multiple folders on the phone, we should have the option to have them automatically sort into folders or albums on onedrive based on the folder they came from.

The app can cast to chromecast and an app was made for the fire phone. Just looking for the some love for the other streaming devices. Thank you.

I'm to lazy to delete duplicate photos one at a time but love taking photos and love my onedrive make me happy

I would like you to create a dedicated OneDrive Music app, where I can play music stored in my OneDrive music locker.

This app should be able to cache music to listen offline, and even maybe automatically upload music from my device to OneDrive.

Microsoft used to have Groove Music for Android, but they are killing it.

On the Windows photos app, you are able to quickly navigate to specific time periods. This would be a great feature to incorporate into the photos section of the OneDrive app!

Enable the possibility to add a shortcut folder in the home screen, or any screen, for folders in OneDrive. It will be amazing to access the files directly without opening the app and searching for the folder you want. It will be like our desktop.

just a little bar or corner of the slide out menu to say that I have used so many GB out of so many GB for exaple you have used 5 of 15GB

It is a bit silly that OneDrive for Android uses on average 64MB of RAM when just sitting idle in the background.

OneDrive support even refused to answer why it needs to force itself to stay running in the background all the time so if it actually isn't needed the high memory usage is even worse. Forcing an app to remain running all the time if it isn't needed is called "one of the worst memory management mistakes an app can make" in the Android SDK documentation.

The date listed for displaying files on Android is date created. This works for photos, but is unhelpful for files that are continually being updated. I suggest adding the option to change the date displayed to date modified rather than date created.

Since an update a long time ago, onedrive syncs all folders with pictures if you want to. But it uploads it into only one Onedrive folder.

If you want your photos, your WhatsApp pictures and your Screenshots uploaded, all are uploaded into one folder and you have to manually sort them again.

I'd like to have an option to upload all photos in folders with the names they have on my phone, so you have i.e. a screenshot folder, a WhatsApp folder etc.

Need support adding for making entire folders/sub-folders available offline rather than just individual files, then it would rival other services such as cubby and this the only thing that would need to happen for my entire company to switch to using one drive instead.

In the Android App I can not erase notifications, you should give option to delete it.

I don't want to get notification every time OneDrive find a new photo location... How can I turn it off?

Upgrade he free storage atleast to 10 GB so that we can secure more data. Google Drive is providing with 15 GB for free why not OneDrive. Please consider my request. Thank You

One of my favorite features on an OneDrive competitor product was that It used to send me a 'on this day' notification every morning, showing photographs of that day from previous years. It used to be a great way to start the morning. I am badly missing this feature.

I am using the OneDrive for Business App by Android devices, and I have recognized that it cannot be posted the photo which has uploaded on OneDrive for Business to the Instagram directly. However, It is possible if the Apps for iOS devices. Therefore, I hope the feature of apps will be improved enables posting the photo directly via Android devices as well.

Right now, wifi only upload only support camera photos. It would be nice to allow wifi only upload for all files. In case users walk out of wifi range, it won't use mobile data.

So I spend hours sorting my photos on my phone into folders, so I can actually find then when I want and don't have to scroll through 1000 photos under camera roll. Then it uploads to OneDrive and as far as I can tell is uploading all photos, but they are all under camera roll again and I have to spend several more hours creating and sorting. Can't you just take the whole album I already have created so they are already sorted?

Add a feature to recognize and group faces/people by their name.
OneDrive then can identify people by names and make albums or tags according to that.
this function is possible in apps like google photos, and it works well.