How do I TURN OFF the "Summary by Copilot" banner that appears on every single email I receive in outlook?

I disabled co-pilot entirely when it first appeared (it was covering quite a bit of data in an Excel spreadsheet), but it's now mysteriously re-appeared in Outlook. And, I'm not part of an organization, an individual user with my individual account. If AI was actually accurate, I might consider using it on rare occasions, but...

When I try to do this, I simply do not get anything anywhere that says "Connected experiences."

SOLVED!!

In the Outlook app:

1. Click the settings gear in the top right of the Outlook window.
2. On the left, click on "General".
3. In the middle, click on "Privacy and data".
4. On the right, scroll all the way to the bottom and click on "Privacy settings".
5. Scroll down to "Connected experiences" and turn off "Turn on experiences that analyze your content".

The Summary by Copilot will not appear on your emails anymore.

Unfortunately, the "Privacy settings" section doesn't appear in the browser version so I don't know how to turn it off there. However, I did find this setting duplicated at https://account.microsoft.com/privacy/data-settings but it doesn't seem to work in the browser version.

Unfortunately, if you do that, you also give up a whole list of features (including Editor): https:/learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-apps/privacy/connected-experiences#connected-experiences-that-analyze-your-content

SOLVED!!

In the Outlook app:

1. Click the settings gear in the top right of the Outlook window.
2. On the left, click on "General".
3. In the middle, click on "Privacy and data".
4. On the right, scroll all the way to the bottom and click on "Privacy settings".
5. Scroll down to "Connected experiences" and turn off "Turn on experiences that analyze your content".

The Summary by Copilot will not appear on your emails anymore.

Unfortunately, the "Privacy settings" section doesn't appear in the browser version so I don't know how to turn it off there. However, I did find this setting duplicated at https://account.microsoft.com/privacy/data-settings but it doesn't seem to work in the browser version.

Unfortunately, if you do that, you also give up a whole list of features (including Editor): https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-apps/privacy/connected-experiences#connected-experiences-that-analyze-your-content

This is so annoying; we should be able to right click and request that we never see the banner again. Also, I don't need anything to pop up and tell me when I've deleted an email.

You can downgrade your microsoft 365.

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