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I can't find any options in the settings for OneDrive to get it to stop sending me reminders of the past "On this day" or "Memories". Is it even possible to turn this feature off?
Update: I found in the actual OneDrive website an option under settings called "On this day memories are available" that is already disabled. What I'm experiencing now is not emails, but popups in the bottom right corner of my screen, so no emails but now these popup notifications that seem to be coming from the operating system.
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The only way to disable this nuisance is by going into windows and disable ALL NOTIFICATIONS from OneDrive, which is not the best solution.
I'm right there with you. I just followed the link above and posted about it. I can only assume the entire thing is run by "kids" that don't have a history to worry about. I'm 50 and have over 20 years of photos. Some are things needed for litigation, for proof of wrongdoings by others. Others are embarrassing, painful, and more but are still saved for archival or other reasons. I feel like I have to remove all but my "happy" memories that I've saved for whatever reason elsewhere but that defeats the entire purpose. If this don't at least find a way to disable this soon I'm going to have to move my pics elsewhere. With over 20 years-worth and with time as both a professional and hobbyist photographer, saving both jpeg and DNG images, the space I'm paying for isn't small.
Same. This just happened and I'm having a panic attack. The past happened, but I don't need to relive it when working. All I wanted was to get things done, and I can't even turn the horrible feature off.
This is such an awful feature and it's nearly impossible to turn off these email notifications. There's a broken link that says "notification settings" at the bottom of the email; I've been digging through my one drive settings to try to find them.
I marked them as spam and reported the sender for phishing/malware so maybe someone from MS will actually have to deal with this.
No. That is to stop an even more annoying action, which doesn´t only nag you to look at your history, but sends the nag by email. You stop the notification but not the feature.