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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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Anonymous
2025-02-01T19:07:51+00:00 -
Anonymous
2025-01-30T18:55:28+00:00 Maybe we should all get together and just disable Microsoft!!!
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Anonymous
2025-01-29T12:13:12+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.
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Anonymous
2025-01-24T04:06:34+00:00 In Outlook go to Settings; General; Privacy & Data. Turn OFF "Experiences that analyze your content"
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Anonymous
2025-01-19T17:03:26+00:00 I am on the family plan. I am the only one of the 4 of us that has the Copilot issue (for now). I don't want to change my plan for fear of disrupting the other 3. I was able to get rid of Copilot on Word, that was easy. It's just Outlook that seems impossible. And if I can get rid of it in Word, etc....why is it so hard to do it in Outlook? I'm so sick of AI being forced on us.
This whole silly serendipitous process to turn off copilot is sooo Elite Business Marketing School dystopian. They treat their customers like rats in a maze. Thanks tor your input..