Requests made numerous times that you fix audio in .3gp format that does not play in a video to my Lumia 640 phone sent from my daughter's iphone on my Windows 7 computer at my online Onedrive.live.com account. All I ever got from Onedrive Support was many back-and-forth emails on several occasions to perform so many steps that never solved the problem and were not my preference of choice to use/try, i.e. use Internet Explorer brower--I use Firefox--and a slew of others steps that NEVER resolved the problem. WHAT GOOD IS A CLOUD IF IT CAN'T PLAY SOUND/AUDIO OF STANDARD INDUSTRY FORMATS SUCH AS POPULAR 3GPFROM IPHONES!!! JUST FIX THE ONEDRIVE ISSUE OF CORRECTING AUDIO TO PLAY WITH SOUND IN .3PG FORMAT!!! After numerous requests to Support Staff, the issue is not something that is unknown--JUST SIMPLY FIX IT ON YOUR END instead of driving customers crazy with the laborious email and back and forth use suggestions that are not preferred by users. If not there are better clouds and product services out there that can accommodate requests that have spanned a year waiting for resolution that never comes on your end, MS Onedrive, for something that is a given industry standard elsewhere.

Further, don't send me emails telling me to do many steps that I have already done several times that did not solve the problem. Please contact your own programmers/developers to fix the audio to play on 3gp format videos on your end instead, as it is a current popular format.

Attachments: .3gp format videos that will not play sound on onedrive.live.com

I am working on an app that lets a OneDrive user share a folder with others such that they may read and edit files already present and upload new files to this folder.

So long as the other users are required to log in to their Microsoft accounts, this works fine, and non-logged in users can also read from the shared folder (although I have only figured out how to do that using the api.onedrive.com endpoint - not via graph.microsoft.com). Also, if I read the documentation correctly, only Office Online can let not logged in users edit shared documents.

My request is that the REST API would allow users of my app to push and post to OneDrive folders that have been shared with them without requiring them to log in to a Microsoft account.

If an approach alternative to complete anonymity exists - for instance letting the app log in via an app secret to support the non-logged in users, that would be preferable.

*English follows Japanese

■Title(件名)：外部ユーザーとの共有における検証コードを用いた招待の制御について

Allow controlling enable/disable of validation code when sharing with external users.

■Description(内容):
​新UIにてアイテムを右クリックし、[共有] から外部招待を実施した場合、検証コードで認証する形で招待メールが送信されてしまう。
検証コードでの認証が有効となっている場合、Office 365 アカウントや Microsoft アカウントとして登録されていないメール アドレスについても招待できてしまい、コードさえあればアイテムにアクセスできてしまう。
外部共有にて匿名アクセスのリンクを有効化し、従来UIやアクセス許可の付与から行った場合にはアカウント認証を必要とする形で招待メールが送信されるが、そもそも検証コードの利用したくない場合の設定項目が存在しないため、必要に応じて設定変更できるよう制御する機能も実装してほしい。

I am concerned that the invitation mail will be sent in the form of the verification code in case of right-clicking on the item and execute an external invitation by [Share] option in the modern UI.

If validation code authentication is enabled, you can also invite email addresses that are not registered as Office 365 accounts or Microsoft accounts, also you can access the items if you only have code which is undesirable for security reasons. I believe that an account authentication is required in invitation email when you activate anonymous access link on external sharing and or invite from the grant of access permission page or classic UI, however, setting items to invalidate verification code does not exist at present.

Therefore, please implement a function that allows controlling enable/disable of validation code according to user's needs.

Thank you for your continued support.

Ok, so today I got concerned about my drive getting too full, with documentation. I'm sure I'm not the only individual/business or even budding entrepreneur with files of business activities in their personal computer. Perhaps enabling a sync path for removable media, such as UBS or MicroSD could allow easy transitions for on the go entrepreneurs out of the office.

This would be a great feature, because of tablets and mobile phones with MicroSD slots, or even laptops with USB ports. Imagine this: A CEO that needs to download files for a presentation at another office, or a law firm with decades of case files that have already been converted, and the firm needs to get a client a copy of his file, so instead of carrying a huge stack of paper, he can, as he works on the paperwork, have a removable media device syncing up and down while he work, and a discovery packet, ready to present ASAP. Instead of waiting for an Office to copy a huge queued line of documents, you can easily take your work home without docking your IP/MAC Addresses into your companies OneDrive, from your personal computer/tablet, so you can keep your information away from hackers, and in case of such, you easily have an external backup ready in case of data loss.

Overall, a very saavy idea, and a great loss prevention strategy, and perhaps include an option for Folder Sync, instead of OneDrive Sync.