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b and c is not equivalent. If you log out you will have to enter your password when reinstalling. If you just uninstall it and the reinstall it, you don't have

b and c is not equivalent. If you log out you will have to enter your password when reinstalling. If you just uninstall it and the reinstall it, you don't have to enter your password. Logging out would also log me out of my email so for convenience it is just much easier to uninstall teams and be up and running again the next day with a minimum of hassle. The easiest thing off course would be if Teams implemented an "Off work" status settings. > What's the difference between a) being "not available" with no notifications [...]? That is the status I wish was there but it is not. You can only tell teams that you are "away". This does not prevent notifications.

alkonaut 6y ago
> b and c is not equivalent. If you log out you will have to enter your password when reinstalling. If you just uninstall it and the reinstall it, you don't have to enter your password. I see, so you use uninstall just because it's a more convenient Log out UX, than the actua Log Off function, because of auth. That I can understand (and it sounds like an oversight from Ms) > the sender can see that you are online and actually in front of you computer. You mean because of the read receipts (eye icon next to the message)? Those should probably not be sent when someone is in away/dnd, I agree. > You can only tell teams that you are "away". This does not prevent notifications. Gotcha. (I just realized my confusion came from the fact I had never hasd notifications enabled in the phone app. I just treat it like email, 7 days a week).
- ToFab123 6y ago
  > I see, so you use uninstall just because it's a more convenient Log out UX, than the actua Log Off function, because of auth Yes, precisely. It saves me the hassle of reentering my password every morning.
boublepop 6y ago
Reading all these comments I am genuinely confused as to if we are talking about different “teams” I’m using the Microsoft Teams app on iPhone and not only do I have much more granuarity in statuses with Busy/do not disturb/away/be right back/etc. But also just under that option in the app I have notifications settings which are both easy to turn off completely but also has options for quite hours and quite days.
- alkonaut 6y ago
  Quiet hours could be exactly what this person is looking for, yes

alkonaut 6y ago

> b and c is not equivalent. If you log out you will have to enter your password when reinstalling. If you just uninstall it and the reinstall it, you don't have to enter your password. I see, so you use uninstall just because it's a more convenient Log out UX, than the actua Log Off function, because of auth. That I can understand (and it sounds like an oversight from Ms) > the sender can see that you are online and actually in front of you computer. You mean because of the read receipts (eye icon next to the message)? Those should probably not be sent when someone is in away/dnd, I agree. > You can only tell teams that you are "away". This does not prevent notifications. Gotcha. (I just realized my confusion came from the fact I had never hasd notifications enabled in the phone app. I just treat it like email, 7 days a week).

ToFab123 6y ago
> I see, so you use uninstall just because it's a more convenient Log out UX, than the actua Log Off function, because of auth Yes, precisely. It saves me the hassle of reentering my password every morning.

boublepop 6y ago

Reading all these comments I am genuinely confused as to if we are talking about different “teams” I’m using the Microsoft Teams app on iPhone and not only do I have much more granuarity in statuses with Busy/do not disturb/away/be right back/etc. But also just under that option in the app I have notifications settings which are both easy to turn off completely but also has options for quite hours and quite days.

alkonaut 6y ago
Quiet hours could be exactly what this person is looking for, yes