The OneDrive service on IFTTT is great, and it allows users to use OneDrive with hundreds of other services. However, one BIG limitation is that OneDrive provides no way for the user to make sure the file has a unique name (and therefore doesn't overwrite a file that has potentially been created the same way previously). All this would take would be a UNIX timestamp ingredient for the IFTTT service. Many other services does this, and it would open the door for so many more things to use OneDrive with/for on IFTTT.

I for example use OneDrive as one of the cloud service options for a piece of software I made, that 30.000 users use - thousands of these users experience problems with OneDrive every day due to this, which sadly results in me having to suggest they use Dropbox who is apparently better at handling it when a file is being overwritten on your computer. With OneDrive the error; "The cloud synchronization provider could not validate the downloaded data." often appears due to this. If the files could have a unique name, it would completely eliminate this error (that is OneDrive having issues with properly downloading a file if the file is being accessed on the PC before it's fully synced, then it refuses to finish the download and the file has to be deleted manually)

It would be great if the engineering team introduce a video in teaching all users regarding the latest updates of OneDrive, which would allow all users to use it easily and etc.

Lastly, it will be great, if OneDrive could implement a system in place for Sync of all files in the One Drive folder if it is being stored on an SSD external drive, to be displayed that all files have been sync successfully to the One Drive server and that the format of the SSD could allow all customers to set the settings of the format of the SSD to other formats, for the Mac apart from APFS.

Thanks.

It is absurd that you buy 6 Tb in Microsoft Familly and you can only use 1 Tb. In Google Drive and iCloud if you buy 6 Tb you can use 6 Tb. Not at Microsoft. Multiple emails are required and you cannot combine storage. Each day I get more disappointed with Microsoft's services.

É um absurdo você comprar 6 Tb no Microsoft Familly e você só pode usar 1 Tb. No Google Drive e no iCloud se você comprar 6 Tb você pode usar 6 Tb. Na Microsoft não. É necessário ter vários e-mails e você não pode unir o armazenamento. Cada dia eu fico mais decepcionado com os serviços da Microsoft.

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■Title(件名)： 同期クライアントにて、個人向け OneDrive へのアクセス制限機能を標準機能として追加して欲しい。

Set the access restrictions to the all personal OneDrive at once from Sync Client.

■Description(内容):
グループ ポリシー構成にて同期クライアントから個人向け OneDrive へのアクセスを制限できることは確認している。同期クライアントから、簡単に制限をかけられるような機能を追加して欲しい。
また、他端末でも個人向け OneDrive へのアクセス制限を一括でかけられる機能を追加して欲しい。​

Currently, we recognize that we are able to set the access restrictions on the personal One Drive from the Sync Client in [Group Policy Configuration]. In addition to this function, I would like to add a function that can restrict the accessibility from Sync Client.

Also, it would be great that if the feature will be enabled to apply the access restrictions to the all personal OneDrive all at once regardless of the devices that they are using.

Thank you for your consideration.

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■Title(件名)：ユーザーの退職に伴う共有データについて

Provide the availibility to take over of all of the shared data at once to the new user.

■Description(内容):
ユーザーの退職に伴い OneDrive for Business のデータを別ユーザーへ移行する際、改めて共有し直すのは大変手間である。共有データについて引き継ぎができるような機能を提供してほしい。

It is required to migrate all sharing data in OneDrive for Business to another user when the user retires from the company. we are concerned that the progress of sharing all the data to the new user takes a lot of time and effort.

Therefore, I hope you to provide a function that allows us to take over of all of the shared data at once to the new user.

Thank you for your continued support.

I have the same problem others have. I have multiple people using my PC at work and at home, and I have no privacy with my OneDrive files. Anyone using my PC can look at my private files on OneDrive. What if you had the option to turn on Two Factor Authentication on OneDrive? This way if you wanted to turn it on, whoever tries to access your OneDrive files, would need your phone... or access to your Microsoft Authenticator app. This would solve the problem with password protected file requests that I see many people asking for. It would also solve my problem with everyone at work using my PC having access to my personal OneDrive Files and Folders.