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Hi 'Default' did mean your old Exchange Org. They have just renamed it in Office 365. <br />
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No one should be getting an email stating you have changed access - have they received one?
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Hi 'Default' did mean your old Exchange Org. They have just renamed it in Office 365.

No one should be getting an email stating you have changed access - have they received one?

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Sorry - the two permission set displayed wasn't for the same mailbox - it was only for illustrating the different permission-settings availble when comparing On-prem with O365.<br />
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Yes, alle 102 employees got spammed when I changed the permissions
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Sorry - the two permission set displayed wasn't for the same mailbox - it was only for illustrating the different permission-settings availble when comparing On-prem with O365.

Yes, alle 102 employees got spammed when I changed the permissions

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Am I the only one experiencing this issue????
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Am I the only one experiencing this issue????

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Ok. So, we've migrated a test mailbox to Office365 from an On-Premise Exchange 2013.<br />
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Calendar permisisons settings has changed a lot. What happened?<br />
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OnPrem:<br />
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Office 365:<br />
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Not for the better! If I want to change permission on my mailbox so that everyone in the company (employees) can not just view free/busy, but also titles and location, all 100+ employees are being spammed with an e-mail telling that I have changed permissions!!<br />
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Imagine a 100.000 employee company...<br />
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So, is there a way to use the &quot;old&quot; permissions that are quite a lot more granular and that doesnt inform the entire population when someone make a change?
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Ok. So, we've migrated a test mailbox to Office365 from an On-Premise Exchange 2013.

Calendar permisisons settings has changed a lot. What happened?

OnPrem:


Office 365:


Not for the better! If I want to change permission on my mailbox so that everyone in the company (employees) can not just view free/busy, but also titles and location, all 100+ employees are being spammed with an e-mail telling that I have changed permissions!!

Imagine a 100.000 employee company...

So, is there a way to use the "old" permissions that are quite a lot more granular and that doesnt inform the entire population when someone make a change?

Calendar permissions completely changed in Office 365 vs On-Prem Exhange 2013

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.

Microsoft Office

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.