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Microsoft 365 Outage: Current Status of Apps and Services – What’s Working and What’s Not

According to Microsoft, a global service outage is blocking access to several apps and services for Microsoft 365 subscribers. An “interruption between storage and compute resources” is being caused by “a configuration change” in one of the Azure backend workloads, according to the company’s Service Health Status website.

Microsoft Defender, Intune, OneNote, and SharePoint Online are among the services that have been brought back online, while certain tools are still unavailable. According to the IT behemoth, “We are committed to addressing the residual effects for the remaining Microsoft 365 apps that are in a degraded state while we continue to treat this event with the highest priority and urgency.”

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PowerBI: This is a read-only service. The Microsoft Fabric is a read-only service. Microsoft Teams: The ability to use features like group chats, user registration, and presence may not be available to users. Microsoft 365 admin center: Access to the Microsoft 365 admin center may occasionally be unavailable to administrators. Microsoft Purview: The processing of events in Microsoft Purview will be delayed for users. It’s possible that users won’t be able to access Viva Engage.