There should be an API which returns all the users with their presence or it's better if we can add presence details in current get users API.

Thanks & Regards,
Umesh

At the moment, only archive teams are there. In some cases, the teams is still active but some channels within that teams is inactive. Requesting an API to archive/hide/show inactive channels.

After I create a private channel with Graph Beta I had to manually click on the Files tab for the Team clients to create the SharePoint site. I would like to Graph Create Channel API to create the underlying SharePoint site as well.

By default, the size of collection that holds the request output in Java SDK is 1 to 999. It would be useful if larger sizes were available for bulk processing of emails.

In addition, the default size is set to 10 and not mentioned explicitly in the documentation.

Skype4Business had a "last seen" / "away since" datetime value. This allowed the developer to make more intelligent decisions on how to display presence information, as well as the ability to show a "last seen" datetime.

Now api for planner requires groups.read.all or groups.write.all which is too pervasive permission in a large company 0365 tenant. Is it possible to access to own plans or groups with onbehalf user permission on a single user ? task.office.com has an internal api that can do this.

Today there is an endpoint to assign Azure AD Policies to service principals, but there is no endpoint to un-assign a policy from a Service Principal.

Here is the endpoint to assign a policy:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/policy-assign?view=graph-rest-beta

Here is a link to the powershell cmdlet for unassign policy:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/azuread/remove-azureadserviceprincipalpolicy?view=azureadps-2.0-preview

We use Graph explorer to test Graph APIs, but it uses user+app authentication policy
But in order to check app-only authentication policies, we have to rely on PNP PS or POSTMAN Or other tool. It would be good if the Graph explorer has the capability to test all three auth methods(Deligate, Client-Cred, Certificate)?

As a developer
I want to be able to retrieve the steps of each "To-do Tasks" task using the graphs api

In process of co-authoring documents and collabaration, in the scope of O365 and Word documents, if a group of 4-5 users are collaborating and co-authoring a document, we want to restrict sharing permission for all users besides the owner who created or uploaded the document. Other users can edit the document but they should not be able to share with other users, i.e. we want to hide the ‘share’ button for them. There are API and permissions to control read and write, but not to control the share, is there any API or work around to achieve this?

The response object when listing channel messages or getting a specific message, should give the total number of replies.
This way, we don't have to fire a potentially heavy request just to be able to use this property.

We need to get the most recent (MS Teams) chats for a user and need to order by lastUpdatedDateTime (or at least createdDateTime). Please allow this.

The error when using $orderBy for the me/chats endpoint currently is:

"Query option 'OrderBy' is not allowed. To allow it, set the 'AllowedQueryOptions' property on EnableQueryAttribute or QueryValidationSettings."

I would like to be able to retrieve all the tasks assigned to my direct reports across all their plans. Right now there is no easy way to gather this information via the Planner UI other than navigating through every plan.

Admins and apps should be able to programmatically enforce "Re-register MFA" for a user. This is missing in Graph.

See also https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/authentication/howto-mfa-userdevicesettings
"Require Re-register MFA makes it so that when the user signs in next time, they're requested to set up a new MFA authentication method."

Thx, Toni

There is no way to retrieve this info without scraping the actual web page. If there is, could you please point me in the right direction. This should also be added to the Management Activity API so all content (edits/deletes) can be capture for compliance reasons.

The current graph API within Outlook doesn't support enabling encryption or secure messaging support. Secure Messaging is becoming the norm for PII and PHI communication and Office 365 supports it out of the box with an E3 license. However, programmatic access isn't available as far as I can tell. Enabling it would accelerate a number of secure messaging initiatives.