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  1. Business Contact Manager For Outlook 2016

    For years I've been using Business Contact Manager with Outlook. After upgrading to Outlook to 2016 I'm told via a pop-up box AFTER launching the program for the first time that BCM is no longer compatible. Note, I'm not warned about this until AFTER the upgrade. Now I'm stuck without the ability to roll back to Outlook 2013. How about warning users BEFORE upgrading or make BCM work with the current version of Outlook?

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    103 comments  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Admin →

  2. Allow SMTP Relay again even without TLS

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    tell us more  ·  AdminSean S (Admin, Microsoft Office 365) responded

    Can you please confirm if by SMTP Relay, you are referring to the SMTP AUTH client submission protocol that uses the endpoint smtp.office365.com? We use the term SMTP relaying to refer to messages relayed via Office 365 using an inbound on-premises connector.

  3. Encryption enabled by default for all O365 and MSN(Hotmail/Outlook/Live) Sites

    It would be very compelling if at "least" on all Microsoft properties 2 way encryption would not only possible but enabled by default and seamless to the user.

    For those where it would not be possible at least allow for the outbound to be sent encrypted if the Microsoft Customer so chose.

    This would at least be a step in the right direction regarding Encrypted emails.

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    tell us more  ·  O365 Feedback Team responded

    Which encryption are you requesting here? Is this about encryption at the server level (TLS), or S/MIME, or Office Message Encryption, or…? Microsoft mail services all use opportunistic TLS by default.

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