To do so, go to the Microsoft account dashboard and log in with your credentials. Then, navigate to the Security tab in the left pane. Now, click View my sign-in activity under the Accounts tab.

Figure B Figure B: Switch to your Microsoft account to see the Microsoft 365 tab. Click the Microsoft 365 tab to display the dashboard, which displays tiles for Microsoft 356, SharePoint ...

For users with an existing Microsoft account, they can go ahead and delete the saved passwords from the account dashboard, and switch entirely to passkeys. Users with two-factor authentication ...

log into your Microsoft account elsewhere, visit your security dashboard page, then scroll down and click Sign out everywhere. You’ll be signed out of your account on all devices (but it won’t ...

Microsoft has made some changes to how it collects users’ personal data, and how users manage what the company collects. It’s a whole new web-based Privacy ...

You don’t have to go through the dashboard to earn points: As long as you’re registered with the program and you stay signed into your Microsoft account, you’ll automatically get points for ...

When you set up a new PC in a home or small office, the Windows Setup program encourages you to use a Microsoft account. For most people, that's the right choice, although you still have the ...