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Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Have you noticed Microsoft is sending spam to you through this new outlook? They call it "AD" and it is not going through your email account. Of course, if you don't want to see this ****, you have to pay Microsoft not to spam you. What a joke.
The new Outlook does not have that screen you showed.
One difference is that when you set a domain (to be junked or added to the Safe list), now you do not start with the "@" symbol.
The new Outlook for Windows app is very much a work in progress, so sending feedback may very well change things.
Personally, I prefer to stick with the classic Outlook application.
Yes, and that will be really interesting if people start to complain in the EU that in order to use new outlook features, you must use a Microsoft email account.
They removed features, is what they did - forcing people to use their own email services to obtain those features.
They got in trouble for similar bunk with the browser and other software.