How to answer Copilot's issue of not being fluid day to day

Question

Why is it Microsoft can't figure out how to let Copilot remember conversations to retain for further discussions or work projects yet contain the privacy issue. If you can't figure it out. Let me know, I believe I can help.

Answer 1

Microsoft Copilot currently does not have the capability to remember conversations across sessions due to privacy and data protection concerns. This limitation is primarily in place to ensure that user data is not stored or accessed inappropriately, thereby safeguarding user privacy.

Microsoft is continuously working on improving Copilot's capabilities while maintaining strict privacy standards. If you have any suggestions or feedback, you can submit them through the Feedback Hub to help the Copilot team optimise and enhance the product. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-copilot/extensibility/feedback

Thanks, 

Prasad Das 

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Answer 2

Hello Steven Kirchubel,

Currently, Microsoft Copilot lacks the functionality to remember conversations across sessions. This limitation is primarily due to privacy and data protection protocols, which are in place to ensure that user data is neither stored nor accessed inappropriately, thus safeguarding user privacy.

Microsoft is actively working on enhancing Copilot's capabilities while adhering to stringent privacy standards. For any suggestions or feedback, you are encouraged to submit them through the Feedback to assist the Copilot development team in optimizing and improving the product.

Microsoft 365 Copilot Developer Community Support and Feedback Channels | Microsoft Learn

Thank you

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