Currently there is no API for identifying whether user is enabled with Azure AD MFA or not, so kindly provide

I need to retrieve the last modified date of user profiles in Office 365 from the Graph API.

Could you please provide the endpoint similar to https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/me/?$select=createdDateTime

But have it be for the last time the user profile was modified by the user or admin, would be awesome for it to be https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/me/?$select=lastModifiedDateTime

A lot of Microsoft products does not work as expected due to the fact the Microsoft Graph does not support Azure Conditional Access. Among the applications I can mention is Microsoft Teams, ToDo, etc. that all rely on the Microsoft Graph and breaks to to limited support or no support for Azure Conditional Access.

Teams:
https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/32657161-conditional-access-team-authentication

ToDo:
https://todo.uservoice.com/forums/597175-feature-suggestions/suggestions/32007451-add-support-for-conditional-access

/Peter Selch Dahl - Azure MVP

Would be good to not only retrieve the state of the authentication requirements, but the details around MFA as well: MFA Methods, etc (StrongAuthenticationMethod, StrongAuthenticationRequirement, StrongAuthenticationDetails that was available in PS for AAD V1)

The Pinnable Task Pane is a great piece of functionality, because as the user is navigating through their Inbox it is cumbersome to have to click a button to open an add-in for each email.

Support for this (at least as per the documentation) is limited only to Outlook 2016 for Windows.

This Idea captures the work to enable this functionality for both OWA and the Mac desktop client.

Currently $count is not supported on `directoryObjects` like users and groups. Although it would be great to know how much members / owners are in a group. The only way right now is via querying the members or owners endpoint of the group and checking the array length. Depending on the number of members, this could lead to multiple calls.

It would be great that the `$count` parameter would be supported so that only one call is required.

At the moment Word runs Add-ins in IE11

IE11 doesnt support ES2016, and is therefore much harder to develop for than all of the other newer browsers (Safari, Chrome, Edge).

Word should run Add-ins in Edge

We are in the process of development for Office 365 based Add-ins for Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
It would be really nice, if we could have a way to disable/hide the ribbon buttons based on some data against that particular user.

Make it possible to insert hyperlink into Excel

Currently, you can specify Read.all. That gives you access to everything in the email. For a company admin, it opens all the content you might not need. For B2B apps, companies have sensitive content and security policies, : it would be great to be able to specify sub-parameters for Read.all, listing fields you ask for access and those you won't.
Clear example : Read.all / everything BUT body --> the company admin is sure that with this scope, the app can't access sensitive data .

For Appointments we need a property telling us if the current item is part a Recurring Meeting Series (In Compose mode)
Also we need to know if it is the actual Recurring meeting series we are currently editing

It would be very useful for processing large document to have the ability to access previous and next paragraph from any paragraph object.
Thanks

Saving a document with an add-in panel open, saves the add-in along with the document.

The next time the document is opened the add-in opens with it. If the add-in is not installed it will be suggested to the user.

In cases where an add-in generates content for the user the add-in may not be meant for user's clients in which case it would be great to have this functionality as either opt out or opt in.

Content controls like found in the desktop version of Excel Word need to also exist on the Web version of Excel Word and function the same. The same controls should be able to be used on the desktop version of Excel and Word and the Web version of Excel and Word. This would allow moving Excel and Word files containing content controls between the desktop and Office 365's OneDrive and SharePoint sites. The Workbooks and documents with content controls would work the same in both environments (desktop and Online). This is a critical need!

It should not be necessary to require an admin consent to do Group read write operations through the graph API. There should be a permission for My Groups.

Currently even if you have the User.ReadWrite.All you cant update another users photo via:

PUT /beta/users/{User ID}/photo/$value

This would be VERY helpful.

I want to have my Word Add-in automatically loaded the next time I start Word. Now, I have to add the Add-in every time I start Word.

An add-in that has been installed, and approved should not have to initiate another oauth flow to have access to documents on a sharepoint site, onedrive site, onedrive for business site,etc.
The API should make this readily available when the user is logged in, and has already granted permissions to the add-in itself.