Microsoft has announced that the microsoft 365 outage that hit users worldwide is now resolved ... a report by The Verge says Microsoft Teams app has also been affected by the outage.

Microsoft says 365 outage affecting Teams and Xbox Live has been resolved - The widespread disruption was also causing chaos for Xbox Live and Outlook.

Microsoft 365 services have been "fully resolved" after they went down on Thursday, Sept. 12, leaving thousands of users across the globe without their services.

Microsoft said Thursday it was investigating an issue that impacted its 365 services. Downdetector, which tracks outage reports, showed users reporting issues with Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Teams.

Microsoft says that Microsoft 365, the collective name for the tech company’s productivity software, is back online after going down on Thursday afternoon (September 12).

Microsoft said Thursday it was investigating an issue that impacted its 365 services. Downdetector, which tracks outage reports, showed users reporting issues with Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Teams.

Microsoft says that Microsoft 365, the collective name for the tech company’s productivity software, is back online after going down on Thursday afternoon (September 12). Tens of thousands ...

Microsoft said Thursday it was investigating an issue that impacted its 365 services. Downdetector, which tracks outage reports, showed users reporting issues with Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Teams.

Microsoft says that Microsoft 365 ... been resolved, Microsoft said at 3.06pm on Thursday. “We've confirmed that a change within a third-party ISP's managed-environment resulted in impact. The ...

Microsoft says that Microsoft 365 ... been linked to US internet provider AT&T, have now been resolved, Microsoft said at 3.06pm on Thursday. “We've confirmed that a change within a third-party ISP's ...

Microsoft says that Microsoft 365, the collective name for the tech company’s productivity software, is back online after going down on Thursday afternoon (September 12).. Tens of thousands initially ...