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According to a post on X by @Pureinfotech, Microsoft was still working on an Outlook outage with no estimated time for full restoration. In a separate post, @edandersen asked whether incoming Microsoft 365 mail would be queued. @csharpfritz also posted a claim that everyone working on Azure and M365 was offered a voluntary exit last month, but he did not link that claim to the outage.
According to a post on X by @Pureinfotech, Microsoft was still working on an Outlook outage with no estimated time for full restoration. In a separate post, @edandersen asked whether incoming Microsoft 365 mail would be queued. @csharpfritz also posted a claim that everyone working on Azure and M365 was offered a voluntary exit last month, but he did not link that claim to the outage.
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@Pureinfotech reported Microsoft was still working on the Outlook outage with no ETA for full restoration, and @edandersen asked whether incoming M365 mail would be queued. @csharpfritz noted that everyone working on Azure and M365 was offered a voluntary exit last month; that is his claim, and he did not link it...
Organizations and developers that rely on Microsoft 365 mail may be affected while the outage continues. The source does not confirm whether incoming messages are being queued. Watch for an official Microsoft update on restoration timing and on how mail is handled in the meantime.
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