Microsoft 365 will soon cut these Outlook and OneDrive features

• Microsoft just announced several changes that will remove features or affect the functionality of Outlook and OneDrive. • Microsoft 365 subscribers will no longer be able to have personalized email addresses attached to their Outlook.com inbox. • Outlook attachments will soon count against your OneDrive storage data limit, which could force people to delete larger emails. • Microsoft will add at least 50 GB of extra storage to Outlook for one year to help people transition. Microsoft recently announced significant changes to Outlook and OneDrive that will reduce functionality of both services in certain areas. Starting on November 30, 2023, Microsoft 365 subscribers will no longer be able to associate a new personalized email address with an Outlook.com mailbox. On February 2, 2023, Outlook.com attachments will start counting against a person's OneDrive data cap. If you often send larger files or keep thousands of emails in your inbox, you may have to clear up some space. To help ease the transition, Microsoft will provide at least an extra 50 GB of cloud storage for one year starting on February 2, 2023. That period should give people enough time to organize their files accordingly. Customers subscribing to Vyper Networks email services are unaffected by these changes from Microsoft.

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