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Over the years, I have consistently tried to block unwanted senders to reduce phishing scams coming into my inbox. In recent weeks, the list of hundreds of blocked sites seem to have disappeared without me doing anything to delete them. When I now block senders, they appear on the list but when I log into Outlook on the web on another occasion, the list is blank again of blocked senders and it looks like my attempt to block sites is not saving.
Managing personal Outlook.com account settings, security, and privacy
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Same problem here. And becoming totaly crazy since I getting inundated by political junk mail.
Can we expect any update from M$ regarding this or as usual dead silence and its not us , everything works as expected ?
I am a Firefox user and I am having the same issue using this browser where I have a list of blocked senders and domains. When I log out and later log in, and go to junk...the save/discard pops up and the list is gone. If I click discard, the list shows up. I have clicked save once and the block list just stays empty. This did not start happening until the last update it seemed to have been made in Jan 25.
This is an example of Microsoft at its best. There is an old saying; “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” Microsoft should consider bringing in Elon and his team for a permanent solution.
Yup hundreds of blocked domains accumulated in the last decade have disappeared in the last week.