Log out of Outlook on Android

Anonymous
2017-04-13T13:52:54+00:00

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.

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  1. Anonymous
    2020-06-21T00:22:17+00:00

    Hello,

    It is 2020 can we please have a feature to log out of our email account if we added it on the app to another mobile device. They can literally see my emails. I just want to be able to logout. I lost my phone for a day and had to use someone elses phone and logged in. I would like to log out but all I see is delete account and reset account. Please fix this. I see this has been an issue for awhile. You got time please. Are we asking for too much because this is really frustrating that this does not exist. 

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  2. Anonymous
    2020-06-05T13:40:47+00:00

    Common sense is not that common.

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  4. Anonymous
    2020-04-20T18:54:25+00:00

    @999Mike, I think (hope?) Sean P was talking to the Microsoft idiots who have not provided any way to log out.

    In the meantime, if you've solved it, I would really love to hear how.  Please? 

    Excellent Pick-Up, Miss Ti.

    I too was mislead on who the "you" was in Sean P's comment.  Then look at those respondents who considered themselves the "idiots" S-P addressed! Lol!

    No doubt assuming "(student)" meant "one still not out of the formal classical educational, pre-hard knocks 20th-21st century processing plant", I can certainly excuse S-P's grammar.

    Again, thanks for clearing the smoke of a mis-understood.

    But above all drilling down into "thingy-successful" "999Mike" to get his "fix" for the problem at hand.  Empty of an explanation, leading by suspense i.e. appearing to know that “game-changer something” that the wannabes don’t and ad hominem attacks on a figment of "his" imagination, however, 999's lash-out detracts from the thread and does itself appear to be very "Trumpian".  Harmful, unsettling and intimidating.

    As far as I know - "the only way to logout of MS Outlook on a mobile device is to remove the app"!

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  5. Anonymous
    2020-04-20T02:50:39+00:00

    This is ridiculous. Software developers know that part of security is signing out of applications when you are done using them.

    A logout option would be a simple, VERY common thing to add.

    The only reason not to add this option, is to remain connected to Microsoft, which benefits Microsoft and not the user.

    Please reconsider the value of your user.

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