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Microsoft Online Services Subprocessor List

This notice is to inform you of an update regarding the Microsoft Online Services Subprocessors List.

Microsoft may use non-Microsoft organizations to help provide Online Services. As a function of their role for Microsoft, a small set of these organizations may process your customer data or personal data, only to deliver the services Microsoft has retained them to provide; they are prohibited from using your data for any other purpose. In accordance with GDPR, we disclose these subprocessors to you in advance of their first engagement and provide notification of any changes over time.

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Originally posted by Microsoft Sep 29, 2023 Uncategorized 0 Comments

Introducing Left Navigation Customization on Microsoft365.com

We are excited to announce a new feature that will allow individuals to customize the apps on the left navigation on microsoft365.com. This feature will give individuals more control and flexibility over the apps they use and access frequently.

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Originally posted by Microsoft Sep 29, 2023 Uncategorized 0 Comments

Migrate to the Authentication methods policy in Azure Active Directory by September 30, 2025

On September 30th, 2025 we will be retiring the ability to manage authentication methods in the legacy Multifactor Authentication (MFA) and Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) policies in Entra ID. Organizations should migrate their methods to the converged authentication methods policy where methods can be managed centrally for all authentication scenarios including passwordless, multi-factor authentication and self-service password reset. 

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Originally posted by Microsoft Sep 29, 2023 Uncategorized 0 Comments

Files Hub retiring from the new Outlook for Windows

We will be retiring the Files Hub from the new Outlook for windows starting mid- October 2023. The Files Hub is a location where all attachments and files received by a user are aggregated and can be accessed through the paperclip icon from the leftmost vertical app bar in the new Outlook for windows.

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Originally posted by Microsoft Sep 29, 2023 Uncategorized 0 Comments

Microsoft Intune In Development for October 2023 is now available

The In development for Microsoft Intune page in our documentation has been updated.

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Originally posted by Microsoft Sep 29, 2023 Uncategorized 0 Comments

SharePoint: UseRemoteAPIs functionality change

Today, we are announcing the removal of consideration for the UseRemoteAPIs permission within SharePoint Online. Meaning that while the setting remains in the UX for a short time, it will no longer be used as part of the authorization flow for API calls made to CSOM and classic REST APIs. Please see the linked blog post for additional details.

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Originally posted by Microsoft Sep 29, 2023 Uncategorized 0 Comments

Important Notice: End of Support for Office 2013 and Recommended Upgrade

Note: This message only applies to you if members of your organization are still running Office 2013.

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Originally posted by Microsoft Sep 29, 2023 Uncategorized 0 Comments

Banner message to appear for Stream (Classic) users on migrated videos

This is an important message for customers who have migrated or plan to migrate videos from Stream (Classic) to Stream (on SharePoint). 

Beginning on October 15, 2023 your users will see a banner message on top of all migrated Stream (Classic) videos. The banner will say, “This video has been migrated to Stream (on SharePoint). You accessed this video from the Stream (Classic) link, which will expire on Feb 15, 2025. If you own the content containing the Stream (Classic) link, you will need to update it with the new Stream (on SharePoint) link. Learn more

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Originally posted by Microsoft Sep 29, 2023 Uncategorized 0 Comments

Microsoft Defender for Office 365 Tenant Allow Block List limits

Soon, customers with Microsoft Defender for Office 365 plan 2 can create 10,000 block entries and 5,000 allow entries (via admin submissions) in the Tenant Allow Block List for each category (Domains & addresses, Files, and URLs). Customers with Microsoft Defender for Office 365 plan 1 can create 1,000 block entries and 1,000 allow entries (via admin submissions) in the Tenant Allow Block List for each category. Customers with Exchange Online Protection will remain at 500 block entries and 500 allow entries (via admin submissions) in Tenant Allow Block List for each category. The limit for spoofed senders will remain at 1,024 total entries (block entries and allow entries combined) for all service plans.

This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 98185

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Originally posted by Microsoft Sep 29, 2023 Uncategorized 0 Comments

Handling Malicious Intra-Organizational Messages by Default

We have turned on intra-organizational protection by default for high-confidence phishing messages that contain a malicious or spam-based URLs in Microsoft Defender for Office 365. We are doing this along with the handling of intra-organizational messages (MC577356).

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Originally posted by Microsoft Sep 29, 2023 Uncategorized 0 Comments

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