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This was originally announced in MC837081 (July ’24). The original message was incorrectly removed so we are providing this follow up message with the original content as a reminder. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
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We will be retiring the Send password in email feature from Microsoft 365 admin center starting August 30, 2024. Instead, we recommend using the new Print option in the Microsoft admin center to save the user account details and share them in a secure manner with your users.
Admins will no longer be able to receive usernames and passwords in email after this change is implemented.
This change will happen automatically by the specified date. No admin action is required.
Learn more: Reset passwords – Microsoft 365 admin | Microsoft Learn
Source: Microsoft
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The upcoming update in the Microsoft 365 admin center is set to shake things up a bit! Admins will no longer be able to receive user passwords via email starting August 30, 2024. Instead, they are encouraged to use the new “Print” option to securely save and share user account details. So, no more passwords flying around in emails like confetti at a party!
For admins, this means adapting to a more secure way of managing user credentials. It might take a bit of getting used to, but hey, change is the spice of life, right? As for users, they can rest easy knowing their passwords are being handled with extra care.
In terms of criticality, this update is pretty important for enhancing security measures. Keeping sensitive information like passwords out of emails reduces the risk of unauthorized access and potential security breaches. So, it’s a step in the right direction to safeguard everyone’s digital assets.
Remember, change is inevitable, but it’s all about how we adapt to it. So, embrace the new “Print” option, keep those passwords safe, and let’s all navigate this update with a smile!