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Microsoft 365 outage disrupts Outlook, Teams

Microsoft working to fix outage for Outlook, other services, affecting thousands of users

An issue with Microsoft 365 services, which include the email program Outlook, have caused outages for thousands of users.

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Microsoft working to fix Outlook email issues

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Microsoft outage now 'resolved' — latest updates as 365, Outlook and Teams return

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'Is Microsoft Down?' Outlook and Teams Go Dark in Widespread Outage

Microsoft services, including Outlook, Teams and Microsoft 365 are experiencing a significant outage that's still going on as of early evening, Pacific time.

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Is Microsoft email down? 15,000+ users report issues with Outlook, 365 on Downdetector

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Microsoft’s 8-Hour Outage Leaves Thousands Without Email

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Microsoft Outlook Outage Leaves Users Without Email; Tech Company Working On Resolving Issue

It wasn’t long before the tech company updated its users, “restored the affected infrastructure to a healthy state,” and began “directing traffic to alternate infrastructure to achieve recovery.”

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It’s not just you: Massive Microsoft 365 outage affects Outlook, Defender, more

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Microsoft Outlook and Teams outage resolved

Microsoft shares workaround for Outlook freezes after Windows update

Microsoft shared a temporary workaround for customers experiencing Outlook freezes after installing this month's Windows security updates.

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Microsoft is making voice a much more significant part of the Outlook experience.

CNET

Reports of Microsoft Outlook and Teams Outages Spiking Monday

Some office workers who rely on Microsoft Outlook and related productivity apps like Teams have found that those programs were taken down by outages early Monday. Reports of outages to Outlook.com spiked on Downdetector, with more than 6,800 reported ...

Digital Trends

Microsoft Outlook has a new ‘critical’ flaw that spreads malware easily

In a security alert, Microsft warned users how easy it is for hackers to distribute malware using their Outlook email client. Microsoft has already released a patch for the CVE-2025-21298 user-after-free vulnerability and urges users to apply it immediately.