""Customers have shared that this limitation creates significant operational challenges. Your feedback is important, and we are committed to solutions that balance security and usability without causing unnecessary disruption," Microsoft officials wrote on the Exchange Team blog."
"Microsoft has backed away from its plan to introduce a limit of 2,000 emails per day in Exchange Online."
"Microsoft will now look for alternative solutions to combat spam and abuse of Exchange Online, according to Bleeping Computer."
Microsoft abandoned a planned 2,000-email-per-day sending limit for Exchange Online that had been announced in 2024 and scheduled to take effect last year. The measure aimed to reduce online spam but provoked fierce criticism from business users who reported operational difficulties. Microsoft cited customer feedback indicating the limitation created significant operational challenges and emphasized a commitment to balancing security and usability to avoid unnecessary disruption. The company has shelved the specific daily cap and will pursue alternative anti-spam and abuse-mitigation approaches for Exchange Online that minimize customer impact.
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