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Why can't I just turn off this feature instead of spending time looking for how to turn it off every time the app is updated. I can't turn it off on my phone and this is annoying. The only reason I still use it is because of work. this 2.0 feature is frustrating me. please help to turn it off and never turn on back again by itself.
Conversations involving multiple participants, allowing collaboration and information sharing in Teams
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I keep typing into the subject line unknowingly too! So frustrating!
Yes, the dreadful "subject" at the top! Lunacy!
This new change is absolutely awful. New messages should be at the bottom with older messages at the top. This isn't social media, it's a communication tool and those all use bottom-up sort. Your Chat tab proves that.
Who decided that Channel messages need a subject? I keep starting my post and try to format it only to realize I'm in the subject line and can't. Can I turn that off?
This is a horrible feature change, and why are you not listening to your customers?
I am extremely confused and frustrated with the UI change to put new messages at the top of Teams. Why are new messages at the bottom in Chat, and at the top in Channels? Please consider making them consistent.
Second, having new messages at the bottom has been a familiar UX pattern across many popular applications for decades. The pattern appears in Slack, Discord, iOS Messages, heck even AOL Instant Messenger. For you to put it at the top makes it appear as though you simply tried to copy Facebook's Feed, which is not a good analog for Teams.
It's also frustrating that I cannot turn the sort option off. The change was forced on my application and there is no way to change it back. This makes me less excited to try any other "experimental" features you have coming down the pipeline. Please listen to your users.