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微軟宣布因應「 Secure Future Initiative」計畫，將陸續停用「三類型」Outlook。（圖／翻攝網路）
Outlook用戶注意了，微軟宣布因應「 Secure Future Initiative安全未來計畫」，「三類型」Outlook將自2024年8月起陸續停用，建議用戶儘早進行轉換或升級，以免屆時無法再登入帳戶。
首先，自8月19日開始，微軟將停用精簡版Outlook Web應用程式。接著，9月16日起，停止支援Outlook個人帳戶的基本驗證。最後，12月31日起，新北收購筆電microsoft Store商店不再提供「郵件和行事曆」應用程式的下載。
● 精簡版Outlook Web應用程式：2024年8月19日起停用。
● Outlook個人帳戶的基本驗證：2024年9月16日起停用。
● 「郵件和行事曆」應用程式：2024年12月31日起停止下載。
微軟表示，精簡版Outlook Web應用程式功能有限，安全性較低，因此將其棄用，建議用戶儘早轉換到完整版。另外，Outlook很快不再支援基本驗證，即使用者僅提供帳號和密碼就能登入帳戶的方法，將要求所有Outlook用戶啟用MFA新式身份驗證。
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