Hello!

I want to replace iCloud with OneDrive. With photo upload enabled, all photos shot are uploaded to OneDrive. However, I would like it to work like iCloud, i.e. when deleting a photo locally in the Photos app it should also be deleted on OneDrive. In other words the OneDrive camera roll should be kept in sync with the local camera roll.

Currently, with OneDrive photo upload enabled, I'm forced to delete bad photos in two places, both locally and on OneDrive. This is very inconvenient and unfortunately I need to keep using iCloud for photo management for now.

One extra option next to camera upload option like "keep in sync with local camera roll" or something like that might do the trick.

I'm really happy that one drive comes with lots of storage for my photos. However, if there was a way that you would back up the high resolution photos on iOS (even though I have the setting enabled that should optimise my local storage with iCloud) that would be amazing. At the same time my wife and I just had a son and I would love to be able to have a camera option within one drive that would let me take photos directly from a shared album so I skip the step of choosing to share etc in the first place. That album should sync to all members I had shared it with when I set it up. The aim is that sharing photos of our son is less hassle and less obvious that we are actually sharing instead of it just working seamlessly.

Anyways - thanks for the good work so far on one drive. I'm excited to see what you have in store for the future. K

Some files that are deleted using another device are still appearing in the iOS app. When the user tries to open the deleted file, the 'File cannot be displayed' error appears. When the user tries to delete the already deleted file on iOS, they get an error message that the file cannot be deleted.

SIgning out and signing back in does not fix the issue.

Clearing the cache does not solve the issue.

The app is updated.

The only way to solve the issue currently is a complete uninstall and reinstall of the app, which is a ridiculou process - especially if you have folders tagged to sync for offline use.

Like much of iOS, and the office suite on iOS, it would be great if OneDrive had Smart Keyboard shortcuts to help navigate the app. Some app shortcuts I would like to see are (you may see a lot of shortcuts are inspired by OS X):

Command-A : select all items in the current folder
Command-Z : undo
Command-Y :redo
Command-X : cut items
Command-C : copy items
Command-V : paste items
Command-F : search
Command-Shift-G : go to folder
Command-N : new folder
Command-P : AirPrint
Command-I : file/folder info
Command-Delete: delete selected file
Command-R : refresh current folder
Arrow Keys : navigate list/grid of items
Enter : open selected file
Delete: up 1 folder
Shift-Arrows: select multiple items