Most RecentNewest TopicsMost LikesMost ViewedEWS Deprecation Is Here – What This Means To You EWS deprecation in Exchange Online is starting today. Learn the details of what happens next. Exchange Online EWS, Your Time is Almost Up We wanted to provide an update on Exchange Online EWS deprecation. Notes from the field: testing EWSAllowedAppIDs safely We wanted to share some tips on how to test EWSAllowedAppIDs (EWS AppID allow list). Take control of your EWSAllowedAppIDs list before EWS access changes We wanted to provide additional guidance on how admins should use the EWSAllowedAppIDs allow list during EWS deprecation. Introducing EWSAllowedAppIDs: Preparing for the Final Phase of EWS Retirement We wanted to share details about the EWSAllowedAppIDs, to help you manage retirement of EWS applications in Exchange Online. Updated Exchange Online SMTP AUTH Basic Authentication Deprecation Timeline We wanted to provide the updated Exchange Online SMTP AUTH Basic Authentication Deprecation Timeline. Impact of Exchange Online EWS Deprecation on Hybrid Rich Coexistence and Cross-org Sharing We wanted to discuss how upcoming Exchange Online EWS retirement impacts our hybrid customers and cross-org sharing scenarios. Notes From the Field: Finding and Remediating EWS App Usage Before Retirement We wanted to share some tips on how to find out details of EWS usage in your tenant. Update to EWS Access for Kiosk / Frontline Worker Licensed Users We wanted to provide an update on EWS access for Kiosk / Frontline Worker licensed users. Retirement of Direct Exchange ActiveSync Certificate-Based Authentication by End of 2026 We are announcing the deprecation of Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) certificate-based authentication (CBA) directly to Exchange Online.