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TURN OFF TEAMS CTRL+SHIFT+C CALL SHORTCUT I KEEP ACCIDENTALLY CALLING PEOPLE WHEN TRYING TO PASTE WITH CTRL SHIFT V
I JUST CALLED A GROUP CHAT OF 20 PEOPLE AT 9PM BECAUSE OF THIS STUPID KEYBOARD SHORTCUT CONVIENENTLY PLACED NEXT TO THE PASTE SHORTCUT
WHO THOUGHT THIS WAS A GOOD IDEA
Using Microsoft Teams on macOS, including installation, features, and compatibility
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This is a horrendous shortcut. I absolutely never have needed to call someone using a shortcut but I have accidentally called my ENTIRE TEAM multiple times because of this stupid "Feature".
ATLEAST ADD A SETTING TO DISABLE THIS SHORTCUT
I am jumping on this feedback bandwagon to say this is a horrendous shortcut. Please make this a priority for your next push, Microsoft -- quick fixes to problems that greatly affect your user base is one of the benefits of agile development, right?
I teach Word at my office and was excited about the option of using Teams so that I could easily train employees in our other offices or a single employee in the home office without having to reserve a conference room. Imagine my surprise, then, when one of the very first key stroke combinations I typed was hijacked by Teams!
Keystroke shortcuts should be able to be turned on and off, either individually or wholesale, in order to make Teams more usable for people like me who use Teams once in a blue moon but use common Microsoft keystroke combinations every day. Kind of crazy that a company would make a product that makes it more difficult for its customers to use its other products at the same time.
This gets the award for the most annoying and infuriating "feature" of Teams.
I really hope someone at Microsoft is taking this feedback into account.
On my side, I made the effort to bring some attention to this usability disaster by commenting here and also voting on these feature requests I found on this thread: