As someone who practices good password doctrine, and likes having 2FA, I'm happy that MS supports both. However, currently any app that you want to allow access to OneDrive on the phone asks you to enter your email+password+2FA*. As far as I can tell, after that the app seems to have carte blanche as to what it can do on your OneDrive.

• The app for which happens to be on my phone.

First, I suggest that apps are forced to tell whether they do or don't have carte blanche on the OneDrive service. I would also suggest that they be allowed to only stick to one folder, thereby forgoing any fears that the app developers might overstep their intent.

Second, I would like there to be the ability to log into OneDrive once and then to use system-level notifications (so it shows up in the system notifications) to confirm permissions for other programs to access OneDrive. This would satisfy security (particularly if we have the option to type our pin in to either confirm once or give access only for the session), while also getting rid of the absurd level of complexity.

Since Upload Studio is pretty limiting in its editing options, I tend to upload clips to One Drive, download them, and then edit them on my PC. The two main problems making this a hassle is that we're forced to upload to One Drive AND Upload Studio, and that we're unable to upload more than one clip at a time (unless we just bundle a bunch together in Upload Studio, adding yet another step to us PC editors).

So I suggest offering us the option to upload our clips directly to OneDrive instead of forcing us the upload to Upload Studio as well, and give us the option to queue up multiple clips at once.

The latest update to the Windows Phone Onedrive app is just great. I'm glad Microsoft actually listened to their users!

However, the preview Windows 10 Photos app is just AWFUL!!!

Microsoft got rid of the Windows Phone 7.* panorama/pivots in 8, which were beautiful btw, however, they have gone even further into hideousness and Android style blandness in version 10.

Now to get to different folder views such as 'Albums', 'Favourites' (if they exist anymore!) you now have to click the Hamburger icon on the top left, then wait for the menu to appear, then click a view from the list!

This just takes too long, and navigation and finding your place within the app is just confusing!

I would suggest taking a leaf out of the Onedrive app for inspiration:

Use the pivot style text headers, whereby you can just intuitively swipe left and right to get to the different folder views.

This is much easier navigation wise, a lot quicker and you know instinctively where you are in the app because of the text headers at the top of the screen.

This also brings back that Metro look and feel which first attracted me to Windows Phone. The current Windows 10 Photo preview is just bland, it could be mistaken for any old app on Android or iOS.

I needed to share a file from my One Drive in an email reply to a client. The workflow on Windows Phone does't allow you to copy the link after specifying the permissions to the file. After the permission "View Only" or "Edit" is selected the workflow then toggles you to the next step in the sharing workflow which is to select the client tool ( email, SMS, etc.) for sharing. It is only then the share link for the file is generated and even then the link doesn't provide copy / paste functionality to within the new created communication selected for the share link. What is strange is that the above functionality as described works perfectly on the iPad Air. I currently use the Nokia 635 Window Phone running 8.1 with updates. After finally figuring out that sharing the links to my files was the answer to email attachments I was dishearten to think the a competitive tools does something better than the proprietary vendor who created it and for me it may make the difference between the upgrading to the Nokia 1520 and the iPhone 6plus. Thanks in advance for you reply.