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Easier to manage and more secure fall generally end up falling into the same bucket. We're working on ways to ensure that a group contains the people you expec
by jmathai 8y ago
Easier to manage and more secure fall generally end up falling into the same bucket.
We're working on ways to ensure that a group contains the people you expect it to have. Sounds like a no-brainer but this is one of the most common pain points we hear from customers.
Secondly, there's a slew of group settings exposed through groups.google.com which are not exposed elsewhere (Admin console, APIs). We're working on improving that which will help users know what a group's settings are across all the groups surfaces (groups.google.com, Admin console, APIs).
- tracker1 8y agoI was going to bring up that I wish that groups was more like MS teams, but that leads me into Google Hangouts (Chat, Meet, Allo, Duo, Messenger, Voice, stray dogs everywhere)... Frankly, I loved Hangouts right after the Google Voice integration happened... then they broke it up and made it horrible... I think you (google) should drop them all, bring back "Google Chat" as one named umbrella, get all of it working in one place/system, and do an "update" that points them all to the new app. Having 147 disconnected apps to communicate outright sucks horribly.