Photo Tags
Photo tags have been removed from my desktop One Drive - please please please add this back! I now can't see tags already done (and can't search by them) and then can't add more
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Varimor
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What is going on? Is it possible that the feature's bug has been such an issue that the OneDrive team has been working on it for more than a year already? When is this going to be back?
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Anonymous
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Tagging is an essential and standard function for managing photos. Please reactivate this feature
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Anonymous
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Please bring the tagging feature back. For my personal OneDrive account, the ability to upload and tag photos is one of the main reasons I chose Office for home. I was in the middle of a huge photo archive project last year when this feature "disappeared". Project has been on hold waiting for it to return. If it is gone for good, I will look elsewhere for a photo storage application.
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Pascal
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Please could you restore tags/metadata functionality
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Tony
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Please bring tagging back, for OCR / Text search in pdfs as well. It's 2021 really. Every other cloud storage already offers this.
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Noelle
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Tagging is an essential and standard function for managing photos. Please reactivate this feature
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Anonymous
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Not only useful but essential feature for organizing photos and other visual documents. Please restore the Tags functionality.
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Gerry McCarthy
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Bring back tags!
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Kentc@msn.com
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Tags are the most useful and universally used metadata features there is. They're incredibly powerful for photos, but equally important in Office documents as well.
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Anonymous
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I just subscribe to Microsoft 365, please give tagging/search by description just like Google Photos
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Jonny
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Tagging is the best way to organize photos
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Ter
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I just purchased extra personal onedrive storage to use tags please bring them back.
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Perry A. Summers
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I'm just one customer paying for Office 365.
But the main reason I use it instead of Open Office is the photo storage with tagging. For almost a year customer service has said they are fixing the issue and it will be great when they bring it back. I wonder if this is a lie. -
Anonymous
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Could you please fix this?
Now its also missing from web! -
Cory
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as a new onedrive user I have been disapointed and am seriously considering canceling my premium account and going with another provider. if it wasn't a hassle I'd do it today. nothing but issues with onedrive so far, and not having searchable photos just tops it all off as a subpar service
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Tim Richmond
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As a long-time paying customer, I am extremely disappointed. This capability was turned off in Aug 2020. It is reasonable to expect product engineers to provide an estimated completion date or for Microsoft to offer a significant discount on my annual 365 subscription. So Microsoft, what's it going to be?
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Ruben Boiardi
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Tags and search are the 2 features that sold me on onedrive.
The disappearance of this function without notice is a user-hostile move.
The search was supposed to be improved with Bing.
Currently evaluating other image and video cloud services.
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Jeremy
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Spent hours tagging photos and now useless going forward. Please add the tagging feature back. We have all been patient but will need to use another service if not fixed.
I love OneDive but this is my most useful feature and now its gone with no communication of when it will be resolved. Please add it back Microsoft.
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Anonymous
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E' incomprensibile la scomparsa di una funzionalità fondamentale, ed è poco corretta la modalità con cui è accaduto. Sarebbe bello spiegaste a noi clienti la ragione di questa scelta (e che fine hanno fatto i tag apposti sulle foto manualmente, con grande sforzo...)
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Andy
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Very disappointing to see OneDrive has removed the Tags function. I bought a subscription to OneDrive specifically because it had this function. I'm just as disappointed that Microsoft has zero response. If you're going to kill tags - which I assume is what it's doing - then just admit it.
