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Change to Copilot Settings in Outlook

From Microsoft 365 Message Center Archive by Merill Fernando · Microsoft may not have sent this notice to your tenant.

Rollout

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Starting in March 2025, Outlook will introduce a new setting that allows users to hide Copilot entry points (e.g., "Summarize this email") from the app. This setting can be configured per account and will apply to both organizational and personal email accounts within the app. Once set, the preference will sync across all Outlook applications. This update is in response to user feedback.

When this will happen

The rollout will begin in March 2025.

How this affects your organization

Users will have the option to hide Copilot entry points in the following Outlook applications:

  • New Outlook for Windows
  • Outlook for iOS
  • Outlook for Android
  • Outlook for Mac
  • Outlook on the Web

Classic Outlook for Windows will not have the ability to change this setting. However, any changes made in other Outlook applications will sync with Classic Outlook for Windows.

What you can do to prepare

Admins should inform users about this new setting and its availability across different Outlook applications. No additional action is required as the setting will be available by default.

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