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I have outlook for work on my Android. I do not wish to be on it at all times the constant notifications are an irritation. I found a post from 2013 saying that logging out on an android was not an option. Surely by now 3 years later this has been resolved. I currently can not find the option to log out.
Using Outlook for Android in business environments for email and scheduling
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So True! I was astonished! So anyone who finds/steals my phone and can get in then has access to all my emails, can change password etc. Nightmare!
I'll remove the app.
Then can I go to Internet on the phone and log in to my emails by signing in?
I TOTALLY agree! Not goid at sll if you lose your phone!!😐
Another user in agreement at Microsoft's unbelievable intransigence in this huge security issue.
I TOTALLY agree! Not goid at sll if you lose your phone!!😐
Outlook/Microsoft sucks they're idiots in designing no log off feature. They want you to be signed on at all times, Very Very bad if you need to lend your phone to someone they get all your info, etc. FIX IT PLEASE!
No sign out on Huawei P8 Lite either.