

Thoroughly research any product advertised on the site before you decide to download and install it. Watch out for ads on the site that may advertise products frequently classified as a PUP (Potentially Unwanted Products). The pages appear to be providing accurate, safe information. Required Forum Disclaimer: The above link is a non-Microsoft website. Microsoft Outlook App for Android Devices Stores Emails Unencrypted on File System Other then that can only point you to the following article which is the closest thing I could find relevant to the subject of this message If it is - you should have two buttons to tap - and View this 'Best Answer' in the replies below. Also, check the credential manager and remove any credentials that shouldn't be there.

Settings > Accounts > Access work or school. Settings -> Storage & Memory -> Internal Shared storage -> Other Apps -> see if is still shown in the list (like I said, haven't gone through the uninstall process to check this myself) Check the setting to see if the account is associated or not. Suggest starting by checking your device storage by going to Now that you have got multiple email aliases, here is how to configure Outloook so that you can send from an alias.While I'm using Android 8.0 with Outlook installed, haven't gone thru the exercise of uninstalling the app Even if I delete it, the app keeps on asking. I am not using the Office 365 outlook connection anywhere in my app and I am unable to delete it. However when I publish the app it keep on asking permission to use the Office 365 outlook connection. Required Powershell with code to connect to Office 365 I have removed it by navigating to the Datasource pane in my app and removing the connection from there. Or you can just use the form below and the required Powershell will be generated for you…. Set-Mailbox MailboxName -EmailAddresses ’} Set-Mailbox mailboxName -EmailAddresses '} Remove an email alias from an Office 365 account: Get-Mailbox mailboxName | select -ExpandProperty emailaddresses | Select-String -Pattern "smtp" Add an email alias to an Office 365 account:


Check current email aliases assigned to an Office 365 account: Additionally the handy form underneath will generate the correct Powershell commands for you. Use the Powershell cmdlet Set-Mailbox to check email aliases assigned to Office 365 accounts, add aliases or remove aliases.
