Re:When did POP and IMAP become a “legacy protocol?”
by tpoacher on Monday September 26, 2022 @10:14AM
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It gets worse.
"We won't support clients that dont support microsoft supported practices" is a very short stone's throw away from "we won't support non-microsoft clients", as I've come to discover at my university, where I had to ask for permission to use an email client just for oauth to work.
Which is yet to be granted after 2 months (and if granted, will be granted site-wide ... i.e. unlikely unless there is a large demand for non-microsoft clients)
"We won't support clients that dont support microsoft supported practices" is a very short stone's throw away from "we won't support non-microsoft clients", as I've come to discover at my university, where I had to ask for permission to use an email client just for oauth to work.
Which is yet to be granted after 2 months (and if granted, will be granted site-wide ... i.e. unlikely unless there is a large demand for non-microsoft clients)