Outlook users are gradually regaining access to their inboxes following the global Microsoft outage, although some disruptions may continue. Microsoft has warned of intermittent access issues and delays in email delivery, with messages potentially taking longer than usual to reach recipients. Emails sent during the outage may be delivered later than expected, with timestamps reflecting their actual delivery time rather than when they were originally sent. As a result, users may receive messages out of sequence or with unexpected timestamps while Microsoft works through the backlog of pending emails.
\n\nMicrosoft services are gradually being restored after a global outage disrupted access to Outlook, Teams and other Microsoft 365 applications for nearly 18 hours. The disruption affected users across 74 countries, including businesses, government agencies, schools and healthcare services. Microsoft has reported progress in restoring services across North America, Europe and Asia Pacific, although some users may still face intermittent access issues and delayed email delivery.
\n\nMicrosoft has said its services are showing signs of recovery following a major global outage that affected thousands of users. However, some users may continue to experience intermittent issues with applications such as Outlook, Microsoft Teams and OneDrive.
\n\nIn its latest update, the company said…
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