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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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You may notice that the Notification option speaks of "Send me an email". Nothing about popup notifications. Someone else may eventually find that answer.
You may notice that the Notification option speaks of "Send me an email". Nothing about popup notifications. Someone else may eventually find that answer.
Answers from volunteer moderators are mostly useless. If I could turn them off entirely it would make for a better experience...
To the main question, in the mobile version go to Me>Settings>Personal Account>Shoe photos and videos from this day in previous years.
You can also select Home Preferences and move the Memories section to the bottom.
In the mobile version go to Me>Settings>Personal Account>Shoe photos and videos from this day in previous years.
You can also select Home Preferences and move the Memories section to the bottom.
Yeah, in my experience it was/is a per client setting.
I've disabled it on my work phone, check. Enabled on my personal phone, check. Works as expected.
But the option is missing completely in the Windows (10) version of Onedrive.
"When OneDrive suggests a new collection of my photos and videos" is already switched of, doesn't help.
Just now I did an important presentation and jolly old me from 20 years ago just pops in... Yeah, it was funny and lightened the mood, but it's annoying and super unprofessional. There are some pictures in my onedrive I definitely wouldn't want to share in a work environment.