Always show the Sender's Full email address and Full Name.
Currently, only part of the Sender's email address is shown.
DG Van Arsdale
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181 comments
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Mano
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Too many phishing emails. While opening on iphone there is no way to see senders full address without opening, which is too lat
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Humberto Lezama G.
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Most phishing attacks are preventable by looking at the email address of the sender. Outlook should always display de email address of the sender (or be smart about when to do that) or at the very least make that an option that I can turn on.
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Anne
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Currently emails can easily look like they're from e.g. Netflix, tv licensing. I expand the address and it's immediately obvious it's a scam. Less sophisticated users would not know to do this or maybe even how to do it.
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Anonymous
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Please help displaying complete email addresses when sending email, this is a must feature.
Thanks!
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Gregory Luebbers
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emails in deleted folder should display sender's email address not my email address
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Owen Beitsch
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Others obviously share variations of the same problem...
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Brandon Krimmer
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make the display for someone sending an email to be their @adress rather than their outlook name or header
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Marek Pitera
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In certain fields, outlook hides senders full email address, presumably to make the field look pretty. This is bad because it makes it easier for phishing and viruses to fool the receiver. The full email address should ALWAYS be shown.
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Denis Payne
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Outlook app only displays the senders name, there should be an option to display the name and the senders full email address. This is to protect against display name spoof phish attacks
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Ben O'Brien
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Why are is microsoft hiding the email addresses?
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Jonathan Sheen
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E-mail addresses, aswell as the senders name should be shown on E-mails as default. That way it's easier to identify a Phishing attempt.
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jon
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This is an essential feature, you can't check if phishing emails are real or not without this, please add immediately to protect your customers
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Anonymous
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I've seen so many well crafted, convincing phishing emails where the phisher didn't bother to set up a realistic email address. This would make 90% of phishing mails immediately obvious, how is this not an option????
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Scott Traube
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Just enable an option to let users choose to always see the full from email address, Microsoft can still default to obfuscation if it floats some director's bubble to make phishing easy as apparently the UI is more important than security.
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Lenny Vaznis
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A menu option to see the senders smtp address without opening the email to be able to identify if the email is legit
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Rishav Sinha
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You beg, plead, do what you can, but such user-friendly features will never be made available so that Microsoft partner's selling their tool can make money. Not that Microsoft can't make these features available, nut it WON'T make it available.
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Anonymous
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This is a serious problem tablets and computers catch it but mobiles dont
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DG Van Arsdale
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better security.
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Maryanne Mulhern
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add feature to display a full email address and/or transfer that email address to a new contact or to copy it for some other reason.
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nathanholmes@rileyindustrial.com
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also allow us to see both the 'from' and the 'envelope from' address somehow... maybe cause a yellow warning if they don't match
