MicrosoftI am really interested about this part :
Rolling out these secure by default changes
We’ve taken a very deliberate approach to rolling out these changes in phases to ensure customers are not surprised and there are no negative side effects. We began to rollout Secure by Default for high confidence phishing messages by the override type starting in December of last year.
Today, we’re at a point in our Secure by Default journey where the following overrides are not honored for malicious emails (malware or high confidence phish emails):
Does this mean, that if i have in IP allow list or allowed sender a domain, user whatever and Microsoft will judge this message as high confidence spam, this messages will be quarantined? or did I misunderstood this?
