Office 365 – Feedback is important, but please don’t bother my users

Have you noticed that Microsoft keeps asking for feedback?

Office 365 - Feedback is important, but please don't bother my users

Also, the Get the mobile app is offered to you all the time. Even if you already installed the app. Is there a way to get rid of these?

I don’t mind the Feedback buttons appearing for admins, but for my users I’m less keen. My users might thing that they contact the IT help desk within my organisation but the feedback does end up at Microsoft. Of course this is great from an admin perspective, as I can report my less urgent issues and give my feedback to Microsoft.

Other than adding some CSS to hide the buttons I’ve not found a simple setting to disable the feedback button.

[code lang=text]
.feedback_ad480074 { display: none}
[/code]

The only problem with this is that the id is generated dynamically and will different for you.


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