Using New Outlook on Windows for academic communication and scheduling
I can't sign in at all on my mobile on chrome ,but have no problems on desktop have tried clearing cookies and data too ,has anyone tried in opera ?
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It keeps making me log back in (via the number confirmation system) which is annoying because I have to have my phone on hand at all times to confirm my laptop, and I have to actively check outlook every day just to make sure I haven't missed any emails due to outlook randomly logging me out. Is there a way to bypass this? It's getting very frustrating to deal with.
Using New Outlook on Windows for academic communication and scheduling
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I can't sign in at all on my mobile on chrome ,but have no problems on desktop have tried clearing cookies and data too ,has anyone tried in opera ?
Started suffering from this problem about a week ago. There's no "stay signed in" option for me, and I'm using the Outlook desktop and Android apps, so it wouldn't be an issue with my browser's cache.
Sad to see there's been virtually no support for this issue that has been on and off for over a year now. Another week of this and I'll be putting my 21-year-old Hotmail account to rest and begrudgingly moving to Gmail. R.I.P...
First off......seriously GMail? Gross. However, I was able to solve my issue by reinstalling outlook on my phone.
First off......seriously GMail? Gross. However, I was able to solve my issue by reinstalling outlook on my phone.
Gross indeed, but somehow more functional than outlook for most things. I've personally been finding proton to be a sleek and adult alternative that lacks the smarmyness of google's privacy and the constantly-failing attempts to integrate as meany features as possible like MS. I need something that just does mail