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If you’re all-in on Microsoft 365 for work, school, or personal use, chances are high that Outlook is your go-to email service. It stands to reason then that, if you’re an Android user, reading headlines that suggest Microsoft is shutting down your email service on your mobile OS of choice sounds a bit shocking. After all, Outlook is a massive program, and Android is the world’s largest mobile platform; why in the world would Microsoft decide to deprecate its email service on Android?
That’s because Google isn’t sunsetting the Outlook for Android app; rather, the company is doing away with Outlook Lite, a lightweight version of the app designed for lower-powered smartphones. As Neowin highlights, Microsoft first announced this deprecation back in September, so the announcement didn’t come out of nowhere. What is news, however, is we now have an official end-of-life
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