Additional calendar-related features and issues within Microsoft Teams for Education
I have been having the same issue now for a few weeks and my missed activity emails is turned off. It seems Microsoft has stopped responding to this thread.
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Additional calendar-related features and issues within Microsoft Teams for Education
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I have been having the same issue now for a few weeks and my missed activity emails is turned off. It seems Microsoft has stopped responding to this thread.
I've always had "missed activity emails" turned off but now receive emails daily of activity that happens after my work hours end. Please advise on how to make these stop.
Our users have started experiencing the same issue. They have email notifications turned off (Missed activity emails) in Teams, yet still receive them.
Hi, our challenge is that multiple users have reported that they are still receiving the missed activity emails even though the option in settings is turned off. I have never recieved the notifications and then despite not changing any settings they started to appear in my inbox about a month ago.
Exactly the same at my large organsation; I've always has the missed activity emails switched off but they started coming through anyway a couple of weeks ago. Everyone I've spoken to is the same and our IT department can't do anything. Ridiculous and unnecessary, especially as we are now aware that every email had a carbon footprint. Apart from the annoyance of unwanted emails clogging up your inox, MS is creating and sending huge numbers of needless emails therefore contributing even more to climate change. Sort it out MS - consider how this contributes to your public image if nothing else!