On Thursday, October 23, 2025 18:47 AEDT, "\"Markus\"" ([email protected]) <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello everyone, > > I've been thinking about this for a long time, but as a data protection > officer, I have to say something: > > If an organization decides to use SOGo instead of Exchange, it's surely > because of Microsoft's corporate and security policies. That may be *A* (your?) reason to use SOGo, but it is assumptive to suggest it is the *ONLY* reason an organization uses SOGo. > So why use a proprietary tool from this very provider that automatically syncs > all emails to it? Because EAS works, is natively supported on mobile platform apps and other apps. And no, EAS does *not* sync emails to Microsoft when used on e.g. a SOGo backend - what is your source for that statement? > Anyone who uses the Gmail or Outlook app on Android also reveals all their > emails to these two providers, which is why they should be an absolute no-go. For the Outlook app, when connected to third-party (non-Microsoft) email accounts like SOGo using EAS, do you have a definitive source for the statement? > > But this is just my opinion. I have no desire to put up with this BigTech > nonsense and won't miss ActiveSync either. > > Best regards, > Markus
