Remove Get the mobile app and Feedback buttons
Please allow site administrators to remove or hide this button as we don't want our internal user to send feedback to microsoft instead of internal support team.
Kashif Majeed
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We have removed the “get mobile app” and “feedback” button. Thank you for the feedback !
The SharePoint mobile app can be downloaded from the Apple and Google app stores.
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Here is how to remove the button: http://www.sharepointdiary.com/2018/07/sharepoint-online-remove-feedback-button.html
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sameer.srivastava
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Can I make this Feedback button, as the feedback link for my page. i.e. any visitor to this page can give his feedback or suggestions to me about this page
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Michaël
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You can remove it through the following Powershell Command (beware that this is for the entire tenant, so it must be executed from the admin context) :
Set-PnPTenant -UserVoiceForFeedbackEnabled $false
It can take up to one hour until it is removed from all accross sites.
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Pujarini
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Any update on removing "Get Mobile App" button at tenant level.
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Anonymous
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Remove Feedback button
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ouradamichelle
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All Feedback Buttons should be marked explicitly "Provide Microsoft Feedback" or "Provide Site Owners/Organization Feedback"
In this way users can provide appropriate feedback to the correct source. As currently implemented, a user more then likely thinks feedback is going to their Organization and not Microsoft.
If it can go to both/either/or, perhaps specify at the beginning, "Where do you want to send your feedback?" And have check boxes for the option.
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Anonymous
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Leave me alone with the pestering Feedback button.
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Stephen Kempin
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Anonymous
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Yeah, give me a way to turn off the feedback button or figure out how to stop putting it up on top of the stuff I'm trying to look at.
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stephan.boxall
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Remove the SharePoint feedback button... it's confusing my users because they think its feedback for my site...
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Rob Elliott
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Looking at the number of suggestions on the UserVoice site that are related to the site the user is on rather than the SPO platform itself it is clear that users don't know what the feedback button is for and therefore use it inappropriately. They want to make a comment about the SITE and aren't concerned about the PLATFORM. So please remove the button and it will make the User Voice site better and stop all these suggestions that aren't relevant to the overall platform.
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Anonymous
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I just figured out what's causing the issue for which I just gave a suggestion. I hit the Feedback button on the lower right corner of this page, but I should have hit the Save button at the top left. Poor visual design. I will send feedback to the site owner.
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Anonymous
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Remove feedback button
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Donia Strand
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Set the feedback button on modern site to off by default. End users think the feedback button is going to internal IS resources, not uservoice. MS has just closed the suggestion to "Optionally disable feedback button," here: https://sharepoint.uservoice.com/forums/329214-sites-and-collaboration/suggestions/18079987-optionally-disable-feedback-button?tracking_code=e32d81b7dbfd65bb40cae229d0f00a89
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Anonymous
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There are thousands suggestions around the same request, but apparently there is no admin in SharePoint uservoice that can group them in one single IDEA...
Either give us the ability to change the settings of Get the mobile and Feedback buttons, so we can hide them, or customize them. And there are common sense reasons to this, first internal companies policies and security, second GDPR for example and also this is misleading internal users as they think to give feedback to the internal team supporting the site.
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joanne.o.hastings
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This Feedback button is deceiving for my customers. They believe this internal feedback vs MS. How can we hide/remove this from my end user application.
joanne.o.hastings@kp.org 10/12/18 -
Anonymous
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Give option to show or hide this feedback button
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Jason Brownhill
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Uservoice article: https://sharepoint.uservoice.com/forums/329214-sites-and-collaboration/suggestions/18079987-optionally-disable-feedback-button
Post on that link took me here:
https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/office-docs-powershell/issues/508Opened up powershell on the test tenancy, executed the following command:
Set-SPOTenant -UserVoiceForFeedbackEnabled:$false -
Nick Rich
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Is this fixed and can we hind them?
