Mar 17 2022 12:43 PM
Logging on to the Threat Policy page today and was presented with the below message.
"The User reported message settings page will start moving for some tenants in late-March 2022 from the Policies & rules section to the Settings section of the Microsoft 365 Defender portal. Also to simplify reporting messages in your organization, we'll be integrating the report feature directly into Outlook's default Junk and Phishing buttons starting. You will no longer need the Report Message add-in. All tenants will see the new change by end of April 2022. "
Does this mean the Report Message-Add In is going away? How will users report Phishing?
Will the Report Message-Add In quit working? I can't find any additional information on this topic so I would appreciate any info.
Thanks.
Mar 17 2022 03:09 PM
Mar 18 2022 10:50 AM
Mar 24 2022 01:03 PM
@Marco Bunschoten the report message add-in and phishing is eventually going to go away (once your organization has moved over to reporting from outlook buttons and we will provide you ample time for the same). Till that happens, the users can report phishing from the add-in.
Mar 24 2022 01:05 PM
Apr 26 2022 06:38 AM
Can you provide the link to the blog and MC Post? Do you know when these changes are going live? Thank you @Dhairyya_Agarwal
Apr 27 2022 12:23 AM
Apr 27 2022 12:42 PM
@Dhairyya_Agarwal Is this change still being made by the end of April?
"... Also to simplify reporting messages in your organization, we'll be integrating the report feature directly into Outlook's default Junk and Phishing buttons starting. You will no longer need the Report Message add-in. All tenants will see the new change by end of April 2022.
I believe I see this has occurred in the web version of Outlook, but will this feature also be in the local Outlook instance? If so, when and how will that be available? Will there be an Office Update or will that automatically appear in Outlook?
Thank you
Apr 27 2022 04:50 PM