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The widespread disruption in Microsoft services entered the second day and continues to cause problems for users in different parts of the world to access the company's services. In its latest announcement, Microsoft announced that it is getting close to fully restoring services, but it still does not have a specific time for all services to return to normal.

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The widespread disruption in Microsoft services entered the second day and continues to cause problems for users in different parts of the world to access the company's services. In its latest announcement, Microsoft announced that it is getting close to fully restoring services, but it still does not have a specific time for all services to return to normal.

The widespread disruption in Microsoft services entered the second day and continues to cause problems for users in different parts of the world to access the company's services. In its latest announcement, Microsoft announced that it is getting close to fully restoring services, but it still does not have a specific time for all services to return to normal.

According to the company, even after correcting the user login problem, the delay in sending and receiving emails may continue. That disruption, which began Thursday, affected services like Outlook, Microsoft Teams, Copilot, and other Microsoft 365 tools.

More details with Nilofer Mansouri, Iran's international correspondent.

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