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Your “unlimited” archive has a ceiling at 1.5 TB. Is Microsoft finally raising it?

Your “unlimited” archive has a ceiling at 1.5 TB. Is Microsoft finally raising it?

Posted on September 11, 2026September 11, 2026 by Mo Wasay

Auto-expanding archives will grow past 1.5 TB for E5 tenants in October. Microsoft hasn’t said to what, and that vagueness matters if you’re planning retention three years out.

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Three things that break when Endpoint DLP opens your .zip files in November

Three things that break when Endpoint DLP opens your .zip files in November

Posted on September 10, 2026September 10, 2026 by Mo Wasay

Windows endpoints have ignored what’s inside your .zip and .rar files. In December, Purview DLP starts looking, and rules that never fired may suddenly block—or alerts you’ve tuned around may vanish.

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You Clicked “Revoke Sessions.” How Long Until the Token Actually Dies?

You Clicked “Revoke Sessions.” How Long Until the Token Actually Dies?

Posted on September 9, 2026September 9, 2026 by Mo Wasay

CAE is supposed to kill compromised tokens in minutes, not hours. But security researchers found inconsistent implementation across Microsoft’s first-party apps—which means your real mean-time-to-revoke is only as fast as the least-compliant app in the session.

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I let my hybrid Exchange box drift behind. This week, Microsoft makes it my problem.

I let my hybrid Exchange box drift behind. This week, Microsoft makes it my problem.

Posted on September 8, 2026September 8, 2026 by Mo Wasay

There’s a hybrid Exchange server somewhere in your org that’s been quietly relaying mail for years. This week, if it’s not on the October 2025 baseline, Microsoft starts throttling it—and throttling becomes blocking.

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Three Things That Broke When We Let Copilot Loose on the Finance Tenant

Three Things That Broke When We Let Copilot Loose on the Finance Tenant

Posted on September 6, 2026September 6, 2026 by Mo Wasay

Copilot inherits every permission your users have, then indexes everything Microsoft Graph says they can technically open. That SharePoint site shared with ‘Everyone’ since 2021 just became searchable.

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I hit SharePoint’s auto-labeling scope ceiling. Here’s what Roadmap 570445 fixes.

I hit SharePoint’s auto-labeling scope ceiling. Here’s what Roadmap 570445 fixes.

Posted on September 4, 2026September 4, 2026 by Mo Wasay

The policy saved fine and showed “on.” What it didn’t do was cover the sites I needed — I’d hit a scope ceiling. Roadmap 570445 is lifting it.

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The .onmicrosoft.com Free Ride Ended This Month, and Teams Is the Bouncer

The .onmicrosoft.com Free Ride Ended This Month, and Teams Is the Bouncer

Posted on September 3, 2026September 3, 2026 by Mo Wasay

If your M365 tenant has never added a verified custom domain and every user still signs in with a .onmicrosoft.com address, Teams external collaboration stopped working this month. Here’s what MOERA is, why Microsoft pulled the plug, and the two-step fix admins keep getting wrong.

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Microsoft Can Add a Graph Permission Tomorrow and Nobody Will Email You

Microsoft Can Add a Graph Permission Tomorrow and Nobody Will Email You

Posted on September 1, 2026September 1, 2026 by Mo Wasay

Microsoft publishes new Graph permissions without advance notice, and your consent policies make decisions about them before you do. Here’s the PowerShell automation that catches new permissions the week they appear.

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Microsoft makes WAM mandatory for interactive Graph PowerShell authentication

Microsoft makes WAM mandatory for interactive Graph PowerShell authentication

Posted on August 31, 2026August 31, 2026 by Mo Wasay

The browser fallback that many M365 admins rely on for interactive Graph sessions is being retired in favor of Windows Account Manager broker authentication. If your scripts assume a browser prompt, or you run Graph PowerShell on non-domain-joined machines or Linux, you need to test now.

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DoD Tenants Are Losing App Permission Policies — Here’s the App-Centric Migration You Can’t Ignore

Posted on August 30, 2026August 30, 2026 by Mo Wasay

App-centric management finally lands in the DoD cloud in October 2026, and it quietly retires the app permission policy model your governance has leaned on for years. Miss the migration mapping and you’ll either lock users out or throw the store wide open.

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