I shared a file I have stored in OneDrive with a select set of users. I would like the ability to see who has viewed/opened these documents. Right now, i can only see if someone has edited the document.

It would be great if it could show something like a # views, and would be even better if it gave them an option to rate the file (star ratings).

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■Title(件名)：
内部ユーザー同士の共有を制限したい
implement the feature enabling to restrict internal file share

■Description(内容):
OneDrive for Business において、テナント内のユーザー間のファイルの共有を制限したい。社内のユーザー間であっても、安易に共有が行われてしまうことによって漏洩のリスクが高まります。管理者によって制御ができるよう、テナント内のユーザー同士のファイル共有を制限する機能を要望します。

I am thinking of sharing the files among the users of OneDrive for Business's tenant.

At this moment, there is a possibility that the data leak might be caused by a simple share even within company user, and therefore I hope the feature to be available that could enable to make a limit on the file share among the users of a tenant so that an admin could execute the restriction for shared files.

A User can configure his OneDrive so items cannot be reshared by the recipients of a file / folder or that Access Requests are being sent to an owner if they Arbe being reshared, see https://www.sharepointusecases.com/2014/11/managing-sharing-access-requests-sharepoint-site/

Unfortunately, this Setting can only be configured for a user's whole OneDrive, even if only a few files need this extra Level of security. Please make it possible to make this Settings for particular files or Folders.

Windows 10 Photos App is great!
I would need the information / tags / people recognition synced to OneDrive - so the information is not local only and can be shared with other PCs / people as well (and be backed up in cloud)

I have created a file folder structure for someone else in OneDrive and want to give them ownership of it - but am unable to do so as that is evidently 'not an option' yet I could do that if I was using Google Drive. I am using Office365 Home - seems like this should be a no brainer but have been unable to locate any information re this topic unless I'm an Office Business user, which I'm not. Please allow folder owner transfer in Office365 home.

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OneDrive for Business の共有リストにて複数のアイテムを削除できる機能の拡充
Remove multiple items from a shared list in OneDrive for Business

■Description(内容):
OneDrive for Business の共有リストにて複数のアイテムを選択すると [共有リストから削除] が非表示となる。
複数アイテムを選択時も共有リストから削除できるような機能の拡充を希望します。​

[Remove from Shared list] disappears when multiple items are selected in a shared list in OneDrive for Business.
Please add a function to delete multiple items from a shared list.

As a person responsible for documents I want to share documents and colaborate with my business partners who have OneDrive Personal.
As a teacher I want to share folder with my students to have up-to-date documents from all of them.

One should be able to share a file from a OneDrive for Business Account to a OneDrive Personal Account in a way which is described here:
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Add-and-sync-shared-folders-to-OneDrive-8a63cd47-1526-4cd8-bd09-ee3f9bfc1504?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US&fromAR=1

The feature has been already requested here:
https://onedrive.uservoice.com/forums/262982-onedrive/suggestions/20317453-bring-to-onedrive-business-option-add-to-my-onedr
The idea is similar to:
https://onedrive.uservoice.com/forums/913531-onedrive-sharing-collaboration/suggestions/15040281-sharing-between-onedrive-personal-and-onedrive-for

For the past couple of weeks, if I share a OneDrive album with a non-Microsoft account user, it very briefly shows them the album, but then quickly redirects them to the OneDrive sign-in site.

Many organisations employ the use of multiple Operating system environments for client facing services whilst also utilising the most out of their Office 365 / Microsoft 365 subscriptions. Unfortunately there are OneDrive sync clients for all but Linux.

Granted Linux is a broad term, and for me personally I am looking for a native Linux client in the same sense as the MS Teams native Linux client.

I want to be able to stop sharing multiple documents with one or just a few clicks. I have shared 96 files and folders and want to stop sharing all without having to go into every single sharing.

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■Title(件名)：
リンクをコピーにて共有する際の挙動について
Behavior when sharing copied links

■Description(内容):
SharePoint 管理センターにて 既定のリンクの種類を "特定のユーザー" に設定しているが OneDrive for Business 上でリンクをコピーにて共有を行うとした際に "既存アクセス権を持つユーザー" でリンクがコピーされてしまうため、該当のリンクをそのまま相手に共有するとアクセスエラーとなり大変不便なため、既定値でリンクがコピーされる機能の改善を要望いたします。

The default link type is set to “Specific people” in the SharePoint admin center, but when copying and sharing links on OneDrive for Business the link for “People with existing access” is copied, and since this results in the link giving an error to the recipient when they try to access it, please make it so that the link type set as the default gets copied in these situations.

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■Title(件名)：
OneDrive での共有時、上位のディレクトリ構造を非表示にするオプションの追加
Add the option to hide upper directory structure when sharing on OneDrive

■Description(内容):
フォルダーを他ユーザーと共有する際、上位階層のフォルダーまで UI 上に表示されてしまう。共有フォルダーのみを表示させ、上位フォルダーは非表示にする機能を搭載してほしい。

Please make this happen: Hide upper directory structure when sharing files to others.
The upper directory structure is displayed at the top of the OneDrive UI.

In order for Document Libraries synced from SharePoint to be available for Local Edit, effectively all SharePoint Document Management Library features must be switched off. The ODfB sync client should fully support the Content Approval, Check In/Out, Draft Item Security, Required Columns, Custom Views and Limited Lockdown Permissions features in SharePoint. It currently supports none of these and will make synced documents Read-Only if any of the above settings are used.

ODfB must support all of these features if it is to be described/considered as a compatible Sync solution.

We see many customers struggling to migrate from 3rd party services such as Box to OneDrive due to limitations in file size limits in OneDrive.

Implement FTP access to OneDrive to allow upload from on-premises devices like backups, home ip-cameras etc.

This option is already offered by other sharing files options. It is very useful if you want to share a file only with one person so after he downloaded the file the link is not working anymore.