Microsoft To Do My Day Lacks List Grouping and Subtask Sync Is Unreliable
A Microsoft To Do user cannot group the My Day view by list and resorts to emoji prefixes as a workaround. Subtasks also fail to sync across platforms, which they say Wunderlist handled well.
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