REMOVE COPILOT FROM OUTLOOK

Anonymous
2025-01-17T13:25:36+00:00

In my outlook app on iPhone as well as in de desktop version of Outlook there is a pop-up of Copilot 'summary' on EVERY email I open.
It's annoying the **** out of me and I want to get rid of this ai-function that I never asked for.
I have Microsoft 365 family.
In settings on the app as well as desktop version there is nothing to be found to remove this.
Where do I get rid of this **** function?

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  1. Anonymous
    2025-07-19T10:04:01+00:00

    Outlook 2019 Professional Plus

    No Copilot folder in Options!

    Privacy settings disable but the ugly CoPilot Dropdownmenu is still there in the upper right corner of outlook?

    I dele all KI/Ai Folders on Office16, not helps

    I kill all rights of Co Pilot in GPo, not helps

    i disable all office privacy settings for bad expirences, not helps

    what no Microsoft? I will no CoPilot!

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  2. Anonymous
    2025-07-12T12:02:48+00:00

    Copilot must be made a choise.

    The other day I wrote two emails (not in English, but in my native language which I think I master quite well), and I was interrupted by copilot both times, telling me that copilot could write these emails better than me. I really hate this. I am 70 years old, I have my style in my private emails and do not want to be replaced by a machine.

    Also, does this mean that all our mails are being copied?

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  3. Anonymous
    2025-07-10T19:04:12+00:00

    Thank you drumsorbit! I couldn't agree more! It seems to have become commonplace that I run into some option/feature that I don't want/don't need - but - they don't offer a way to opt out. TOTALLY annoying!

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  4. Anonymous
    2025-07-10T13:45:35+00:00

    Fair enough, re LibreOffice. For as little as I need it personally, it does the trick. Work pays for all of the work office suite I need there. The big thing is the email option. And I don't mind paying. I've had a paid family subscription to MS365 (or whatever it is they're calling it this week) for many years. I really liked the OneDrive space it offered and made sharing with family around the wrold an easy experience. That's not as important now, and I can easily store everything locally.

    MS has been pushing people to subscription for a decade or more now. Even if you don't need everything they offer. There's a managlement disconnect at the point where they can't fathom ALL of this rubbish they're offering for one price isn't a deal for most of us. Don't want it, don't need it, will never have a use for it. It's why I ditched Adobe for Affinity Pro.

    .... sorry for the rant ... I'm really tired of paying for goods and services and then being told I must pay more for this shiny new thing that offers no benefit to me or my work. And I can't turn it off. I can't just have the thing(s) I need that have always been available.

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  5. Anonymous
    2025-07-10T12:53:59+00:00

    I moved to MailSpring Mail and Google Calendar to replace Outlook 2016. I am not a fan of Libre Office as it doesn't offer individual applications. I prefer each program to be stand alone, ie the spreadsheet program, the word processor program, etc. I don't like opening the program to open other programs that I need. It is worrysome in my opinion.

    What bothers me is I paid for Microsoft Office 2016 Professional Plus and now I have to put up with Microsoft saying I don't own my copy and they can change it anytime they please. I don't need or want their clutter. Surely, a group of Office users could band together and file a class action suit against the monsters at MS.

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