Global Microsoft Outlook outage prevents millions from accessing their accounts.

It seems that there have been some issues with Microsoft Outlook this evening, as reports of problems first started coming in around 8:30pm. This has caused a widespread disruption for millions of people worldwide who rely on Microsoft services, including their Outlook accounts. According to Downdetector, the trouble seems to be related to server connections, website access, and app usage. Not only that, but the outage is also affecting other popular Microsoft services like Microsoft 365, Teams, Exchange, and the Microsoft Store.

The troubles with Outlook were initially noticed at 8:30pm, and they reached their peak around 9pm. Microsoft has released a statement addressing the issue, stating that they are currently investigating the problem and its impact on users. They have even provided a reference number, MO1020913, for those who need more information in the admin center. The company is diligently reviewing all available data and customer logs to fully understand the scope of the situation.

Fortunately, Microsoft has confirmed that they have identified a potential cause for the outage and are actively working to lessen its impact. In the meantime, users attempting to log into their accounts are being met with a message informing them of the problem. Understandably, many people have taken to social media to express their frustration with the situation. One person wrote, "So I'm guessing Microsoft Outlook is having issues, everyone around me has just been logged out of their emails." Another user chimed in, "I think Microsoft Outlook has gone down? Anyone else been signed out of Outlook or Hotmail?" A third individual sounded quite desperate, saying, "Hey, what's going on with your software? No one can log in to Outlook, and the error keeps saying too many attempts! What's going on?" And to add to the chaos, a fourth person even joked, "I thought I was getting my Outlook hacked, turns out the entire Microsoft platform is getting hacked. Thank God it's not personal."

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