Using Outlook for Android in business environments for email and scheduling
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Hi
Attaching pictures in the recent update of outlook app on android are inline and not as attachments.
Could you please help!!
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Using Outlook for Android in business environments for email and scheduling
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Feeling your pain, John. I got that same type of robotic reply when I tried to pursue the issue too.
We have recently enrolled our entire company in to Microsoft's Multi Factor Authentication (MFA) for Office365.
Once we enrolled the users that are using Android devices their email stopped working on their native and third party email clients almost immediately.
This is a known issue with MFA for Office365, and Microsoft could only advise us to use the Outlook app.
We gladly complied for ALL of our Android users.
Now we are facing a slew of complaints from these users about attaching pictures as inline only.
As mentioned by many others in this thread, often times pictures do not even reach their intended recipient. They only display the word "Image" or a red "X".
This is very concerning that this issue as been an open one for so long. I have to tell my colleagues that we are sacrificing functionality for the sake of security. The PR we receive will be terrible.
I have not caught this issue sooner because I have not had any problems using the iOS version for the past couple of years.
Another vote here for the dumbest change to an email app in the history of mankind, smdh...