Service Status History

Microsoft Copilot with data protection: Some UO employees are still unable to log in to Copilot (copilot.microsoft.com) on browsers such as Chrome and Firefox. Although Copilot remains functional as a generative AI tool, affected UO faculty and staff members are unable to use those browsers to access the data protections available when logged into Copilot. (Those data protections currently aren't available for UO students.) Workaround: Use the Edge browser, log in with your UO account, and use Copilot there.

Microsoft Copilot with data protection: We're receiving reports of some UO employees being unable to log in to Copilot (copilot.microsoft.com). Although Copilot remains functional as a generative AI tool, affected UO faculty and staff members are unable to access the data protections available when logged in. UO staff are investigating. (Those data protections currently aren't available for UO students.)

Microsoft Copilot with data protection: We're receiving reports of some UO employees being unable to log in to Copilot (copilot.microsoft.com). Although Copilot remains functional as a generative AI tool, affected UO faculty and staff members are unable to access the data protections available when logged in. UO staff are investigating.

We're receiving reports that Teams Status may be displaying as inaccurately away or unavailable for some users. This may particularly impact users who participate in call queues . Staff have engaged Microsoft.

Microsoft Teams: Microsoft has announced that anyone still using the classic version of the Teams app will be required to switch on July 1 to the new version, called "Microsoft Teams (work or school)." You may be prompted to switch sooner. The vast majority of the UO community is already using the new version of Teams, which you can learn more about in Around the O. (Contrary to prior expectations by UO staff, the transition to the new Teams app has been gradual since February 14, not all at once.)

Microsoft Teams: Microsoft has announced that anyone using the classic version of the Teams app will be required to switch on July 1 to the new version, called Microsoft Teams (work or school). You may be prompted to switch sooner. The vast majority of the UO community is already using the new version of Teams, which you can learn more about in Around the O. (Contrary to prior expectations by UO staff, the transition to the new Teams app has been gradual since February 14, not all at once.)

Microsoft Teams: As of April 1, 94% of the UO community is using the new version of the Teams app, called Microsoft Teams (work or school). Learn more about the new version in Around the O. Contrary to prior expectations by UO staff, the transition to the new Teams app has been gradual since February 14, rather than all at once. People still using the classic version of Teams may be prompted to switch in the coming weeks or possibly not until July 1.

Microsoft Teams: As of March 19, 92% of the UO community is using the new version of the Teams app, called Microsoft Teams (work or school). Learn more about the new version in Around the O. Contrary to prior expectations by UO staff, the transition to the new Teams app has been gradual rather than all at once. People still using the classic version of Teams may be prompted to switch in the coming weeks or possibly not until July 1.