Using Outlook for Android in business environments for email and scheduling
Me too. Microsoft 365 subscriber. MS customer since 1986. No ads on PC Outlook. Ads on Android phone.
It is pretty obvious, MS is clueless.
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I have a paid subscription to Microsoft 365.
In Outlook on my pixel, I am seeing ads that I don't see on my notebook or desktop device.
If I delete 1 ad, another replaces it.
This is a new (less than a week) happening.
It's annoying, especially since I pay for Microsoft 365 and have for many years.
Thanks,
Sally
Using Outlook for Android in business environments for email and scheduling
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Me too. Microsoft 365 subscriber. MS customer since 1986. No ads on PC Outlook. Ads on Android phone.
It is pretty obvious, MS is clueless.
What a lousy **** reply that is to this annoying issue which I also have. Current subscriber and that does not work. Where can you find competent and caring help from Microsoft. It is non existent from point of view. Disgusting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sorry this is not good enough..
You can clearly see i have a paid subscription and am using the same email address in outlook as the subscription..
It all was fine up until 3 weeks ago..
THIS IS NOT MY PROBLEM..DONT FOB ME OFF WITH SCRIPT..
FIX IT...!!!
did not work for me..
STILL NO FIX FROM MICROSOFT ON THIS ISSUE. !!!
No number to call , nobody form support to help..
what a joke for the worlds biggest company.
Should i cancel my family subscription?
Seems to be the only way..
Hi, Sally-W.
Thanks for your post in Microsoft Community.
I understand that you are having trouble on the ads of your email, and I understand your confusion .
For advertising, Microsoft's policy is this:
Outlook is an ad-supported product for free users. For users with the Focused/Other inboxes enabled you'll see ads in your Other inbox. If you've disabled Focused Inbox in settings you'll see ads in your inbox. These ads are always clearly marked with the word "Ad" in your language.
Note: If you're seeing unwanted marketing emails in your inbox that aren't marked with "Ad" please refer to the topics on spam emails. While Outlook offers spam filtering on all accounts, we don't control what emails are sent to your email address.
You may refer to: Ads in Outlook Mobile
However, I noticed that you are subscribed to Microsoft 365, and according to our policy, users who are subscribed to Microsoft 365 will not receive ads, but you are still receiving official ads.
So I would like to ask you to make sure that the email address you used to purchase this subscription has been added as an account in Outlook. You can also visit https://account.microsoft.com/services to view the status of your subscription and ensure it hasn't expired.
Also if your login subscription email is a three-way email, you can refer to the suggestion in the link above to add an alias to solve the problem.
I very much hope that my reply solves the problem for you, we look forward to hearing back from you.
Best Regards,
Louis.Yang-MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist