Last September, we announced new capabilities in Office 365 Message Encryption that enable users to seamlessly collaborate on protected emails with anyone. This release included Do Not Forward an out...
Updated May 11, 2021
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Its ridiculous that this is forced upon use. What if I want my attachment to be shared by the recipients I send the email and attachment to. All I want to is encrypt an email in transit and at rest. I do not want the attachment to have IRM automatically attached to it. This should be our decision and there should be away to disable IRM on attachments when the recipient is outside our organization and also uses O365.
"Encrypt Only" should mean encrypt only....not Encrypt and add IRM to attachments. Not only that, there will be so many people who do not have the right version of Outlook, its outdated or they are signed into Outlook with a different account than the one the email was sent to. This is going to cause alot of problems in the future. I will never be able to use OMEv2 if this is not fixed. We would have to use a different encryption service if OMEv1 goes away.
Im not downing O365, I think its great and especially for the price. They just need to give us some options with this and use overkill with OMEv2