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Microsoft Outage Hits Outlook and Teams Worldwide for Two Days

The outage started Thursday afternoon, disrupting email, calendars, and Teams for users in 74 countries, with over 130,000 reports on Downdetector at its peak. Microsoft reported issues with Exchange Online, restarted servers, and extended email timeouts to 48 hours while noting some fixes in Asia-Pacific and Europe. Online, people posted humorous pleas like 'Take your time, spend time with family' and 'No rush until January,' blending frustration with empathy for the engineers amid impacts on businesses, airlines, and schools.

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‏ً@omgsidewalks

Dear Microsoft, No rush. Take your time. Spend time with your family. Prioritize your mental health. Happy Friday All Sincerely, Every corporate employee.😭

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Amelia@amelia_tweetz

To the Microsoft employees desperately trying to bring Outlook back online, please don’t push yourselves too hard. Your health matters more than any deadline. Take a long weekend, relax, and come back Monday feeling refreshed. You’ve worked hard enough this week, and I promise…

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Mike Beauvais@MikeBeauvais

It’s almost Friday, so there’s really no point in Outlook coming back now. And it’s November, so it’s almost Christmas. No point really coming back until January if you think about it. Let’s circle back then.

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