![]() ![]() Advise, recommend, warn, sure but it’s their job to deliver a product that works. It’s not Microsoft’s job to dictate usage models. Even the ones that specifically don’t want help. Microsoft says it’s doing this to help customers. ![]() Never mind the various line of business apps out there that simply can’t be just redeveloped. Let alone standardized.Ĭustomers, apparently, should also find 12 months sufficient notice to get whatever software they’re using rewritten to support these unspecified and unimplemented new proprietary protocols. They say “we’ll implement support for our custom brand of OAUTH in those other services!”īut so far, none of the promised extensions to IMAP, POP3, etc exist. That means no existing apps will work with POP, IMAP, EWS, Remote Powershell, it will break most ActiveSync implementations out there, anything that talks to their web services will need re-engineering etc. Everything must be OAUTH/OpenID as of October next year. Another example – MS has announced that they’ll be removing standard username/password authentication from all their O365 services, with the exception of SMTP. ![]()
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