How do I bring attention to a significant oversight or problem with Microsoft Copilot?

Question

I just had a long 3-4 hour system archecting conversation with Microsoft Copilot, that I wanted to share with some others. So I tapped on the "add users" icon and grabbed a link. 

After testing the link, I realized that was to join a conversation and I simply wanted to share it for viewing. 

So I selected the option to "End group chat". 

But now, when I try to go back to the Copilot conversation, it doesn't show up in my list of conversations...

I just posted that question to Microsoft Copilot and through deduction, we came to the conclusion that, I did way more than end the group chat. I actually deleted the entire Copilot conversation...

Never to be heard of again!

We came to the conclusion, that "End Group Chat" seems way too mundane of an operation, not to have a big red warning, that you will be deleting the entire conversation.

There also needs to be a way to go back to the original conversation and remove the group chat from the conversation, without deleting the conversation altogether.

I would hate for others to experience the gut-punch of having to start a 4 hour archetecting session, all over from scratch! 

My conversation with Copilot, about this incident, is here... 

https://copilot.microsoft.com/shares/BFHhVwKLzCA5Tkska3j6c

Answer 1

To bring attention to a significant oversight or problem with Microsoft Copilot, you can report your concern through the appropriate channels. Microsoft encourages users to report issues or feedback regarding their services, including Copilot. You can submit your feedback directly in the Copilot Chat session by using the thumbs up or thumbs down buttons to indicate your satisfaction with the response. This feedback helps improve the Copilot experience.

Additionally, if you have a more formal concern or issue, you can report it through Microsoft's support channels. This includes visiting the Microsoft Support website for technical support or privacy concerns.

In your case, it seems that the "End Group Chat" option may need clearer warnings to prevent accidental deletions of important conversations. Sharing your experience through feedback can help highlight this issue for future improvements.

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References:

• Frequently asked questions about Copilot Chat
• Submit admin-initiated Copilot feedback from the Microsoft 365 admin center