I received an email stating Update your sign-in technology before September 16th, 2024 to maintain email access. Is this legit or a scam?

An O365 Family account gives you access to Outlook, Excel, Powerpoint, and the rest of the Office suite. I am assuming you downloaded these to your Windows 10 computer. Doing so would give you the Classic Desktop version of Outlook, the one with the File tab on the lefthand side of the Ribbon.

If you go to File > Account Settings > Account Settings and your @live.com account says it's Type is Microsoft Exchange, there is Zero point Zip dot Nada for you to do you are good to go. More info is here:

Modern Authentication Methods now needed to continue syncing Outlook Email in non-Microsoft email apps - Microsoft Support

The email is about Outlook.com and modifications that may be necessary to email programs that connect to Outlook.com.

Modern Authentication Methods now needed to continue syncing Outlook Email in non-Microsoft email apps

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That's irresponsible reply. Yeah there's a real notification from Microsoft about that but what makes you sure Thomas did not get a lookalike email with a link to phish his password? He sees your name, an MVP, trusts that link and follows it (click this link to update your security). Got his account hacked. Now what?

You can't rule out that scenario by answering "real, not scam" when you don't even know what he got.

I am confused. I have multiple emails and use the latest Outlook 365 desktop version on my laptop and have all of those email addressees connected to it. Some of my emails are from my ISP and are connected to my Outlook with POP/SMTP. In fact, one of the POP emails is where my Office365 subscription resides and Outlook profile is attached to. What do I do with those? Do I lose those?