Outlook on the Web, Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Microsoft Teams, and Outlook desktop clients were among the affected services.Įarlier in the same month, users were unable to access Microsoft 365 web applications and Teams. In April, Microsoft said it was investigating an issue where users may be unable to use the search functionality in multiple Microsoft 365 services. On May 9, the company said it was investigating an issue with accessing some Microsoft 365 services and features for users within the UK.
Each of the outages so far has involved at least some of the Microsoft 365 services. The latest outage is the sixth service disruption faced by Microsoft this year. “We’re continuing our efforts on a long-term solution to clean up the remaining duplicate contacts which will be available closer to the end of June,” the service status page states. For Outlook and Teams users, contact lists are being unexpectedly duplicated, while on Skype some users may be unable to make Skype outbound phone calls to Chinese numbers. The Microsoft service status page showed that Outlook, Skype, and Teams were facing issues at time of writing. Within an hour the company said the issue was resolved, “We’ve identified and corrected a problem that impacted content rendering on and other sites,” the company Tweeted.ĭespite the quick response, the company received major backlash on Twitter mainly due to the frequent outages in Microsoft 365 services. “We received reports that this impact manifested for users primarily in the North America, Poland, and United Kingdom regions, though users in other regions also may have been affected,” the company said in the alert.
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