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Hi There,
We currently use a third-party phishing and spam report add-on in Outlook. Previously we used the Report Message add-in but soon removed this just so we would have one means of reporting emails.
This has been working for us fine but I have noticed that on the current Channel there is another "Report" button on the Home tab. I can't see any information on this in the release notes and nothing in the Microsoft Admin Centre that can remove this tenant-wide. The only way I can remove it is manually removing it from the Ribbon, which isn't feasible for 200+ devices.
Can anyone assist in how I can remove this for all devices?
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Any luck? I'm testing this out this morning. We have seen an uptick in false positive failures due to users reporting simulated phishing emails using Microsoft's report button.
We utilize the same solution and we have always had the "Use a non-Microsoft add-in button" option and we are still getting users with Classic Outlook having the "Report" button show up.
Anyone else having luck getting this removed when using a non-Microsoft add-in option was still having the button added?
We run the KnowBe4 Report Phishing button and this change is causing all sorts of issues.
Does anyone know how long it takes Outlook to hide the button after selecting "Use a non-Microsoft add-in button"?
I read somewhere that "Use a non-Microsoft add-in button" will only hide the button on Classic Outlook. What define Classic Outlook?
Thanks
Anyone having an issue saving the "Use a non-Microsoft add-in button"? I've saved it multiple times but when I go back into the User Reported settings, it defaults back to "Use the built-in Report button in Outlook".
Unchecking "Monitor reported messages in Outlook", saving then restarting Outlook removed the Report button. When re-enabled, the Report button comes back.