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REMOVE COPILOT FROM OUTLOOK
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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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2025-02-01T19:07:51+00:00 -
Anonymous
2025-01-31T17:48:45+00:00 Tried that, but changes will only take place at the end of current subscription... Love the idea of disabling Microsoft :)
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Anonymous
2025-01-31T17:01:07+00:00 Thanks so much! I was able to do the same thing and switch back to Microsoft 365 Personal Classic. Now I can avoid both the annoying addition of AI I don't want and having to pay extra for it.
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Anonymous
2025-01-30T18:55:28+00:00 Maybe we should all get together and just disable Microsoft!!!
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Anonymous
2025-01-30T15:47:29+00:00 I agree with everyone's frustrations.
Junk AI forced on you.
If this is what AI is going to do, what a waste of time.
I have to believe that Microsoft will add the ability to turn this off.
I’m completely worn out with MickySoft, Apple and Google SFB twisted customer service and Nickel and Dime childish chucklehead marketing practices. It’s long past time to go to a mature run by grownups IBM and Red Hat Linux company of Big Blues ilk.