GCC customers cannot leave feedback?

Anonymous
2024-07-31T19:04:18+00:00

I wanted to leave a feature request, but apparently GCC customers are restricted from doing that, so instead, my feature request is to add the ability to add feature requests for GCC customers. All I found was a closed question from two years ago asking why it is restricted that had no real response. Is there any way at all for GCC customers to give Microsoft feedback or is it just something they no longer care about?

For reference this is the message that appears when the feedback portal is blocked

"Community feedback is currently supported for MSA, as well as AAD users in commercial clouds."

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  1. Anonymous
    2024-08-16T18:27:55+00:00

    I'm not sure about Sharepoint since I don't know where that setting would be there, but the option seems to pop up for outlook. But as Brian said, it would be nice to join the feedback portals commercial users have access to be able to add feature requests or add weight to existing ones. As it stands with the in app help requests, anything I put in is going into a vacuum that likely will never be seen since Microsoft has no way to know how many people would support it. I understand that features may not come out at the same time for GCC users or may not come out at all but it still sucks to be shut out of the conversation entirely.

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  2. Stefan Blom 352.1K Reputation points MVP Volunteer Moderator
    2024-08-16T16:27:48+00:00

    Are you prevented from using Help > Feedback from within the Office apps as well? In that case, I guess your local Office admin can contact Microsoft via the Admin center. That isn't ideal of course, but better than nothing if it works.

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