I think with Microsoft no longer considering your data off limits to them regardless of informed consent we've hit a decision point whether you are okay with that (knowing that their AI software has the possibility of regurgitating anything it's been trained on) or have to rip off the bandaid and abandon them completely.
Microsoft lays hands on login data: Beware of the new Outlook
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#62I only have a local user on Windows 11, but have started wondering when MS will create a shadow profile for me and upload all the data. So kind of them.
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#63New Outlook on Mac is terrible - it lacks basic critical functionality such as tabular view (1 line per message) with column sorting by: From, To, Date received, Subject etc. Fortunately old Outlook is still available - I have to switch back after every update.
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Outlook is terrible, period. I've been running the O365 Outlook version at my company and they broke simple things. I want to search for an email, so I select the folder, then click search and start typing. In the new Outlook, the moment I press the first key for my search query, the focus moves off of the search bar, for no reason whatsoever, so every. single. fucking. goddamn. time. I want to search, I select the f…
I dislike Outlook as a client for sure, but I must grudgingly admit that Outlook + Exchange is the single best, most usable, most seamless group calendaring & meeting tool I've ever used (and I've used a LOT). For that reason, I end up keeping my corporate mail in TWO clients: True desktop Outlook in a Win VM, and also in my Mac's Mail.app. 99% of my mail I handle on the Mac side (for one thing, search is WAY WAY WAY…
It has a couple benefits. The search is better since it isn't limited to your local cache, and your scheduled emails don't require that you have outlook running on the desktop at go time. I try not to use it otherwise.
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#65There's something strangely ominous about a lengthy, full screen German-language popup.
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#70So, like every other webmail then?