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I've enabled TLS for * on Office 365. Now I'm adding exceptions, thought we might as well crowd source the results, and then shame the culprits. If you run a reportin O365 you can then filter the csv for outgoing without TLS1.2: https://protection.office.com/#/reportv2?id=ConnectorReport&pivot=ConnectorDisplayName Request report>Start date 90 days ago>Email to yourself>wait a while. Load into excel, auto filter, etc.

 

Also check with https://www.checktls.com/TestReceiver

 

So far the main domain that refuses TLS email is:

 

btinternet.com

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@btopenworld.com was used before @btinternet.com and that doesn't support TLS either.

 

The Scottish Government is another we have had issues with: gov.scot

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customer-service.tesco.com

nottinghamshirefa.com (emailed them)

reprotec.uk.com (only TLS 1.0, emailed them)

shu.ac.uk (emailed postmaster@)

bham.ac.uk (emailed postmaster@)

 

If everyone can keep annoying^W encouraging them that would be helpful

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bham.ac.uk

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birminghambotanicalgardens.org.uk

npower.com

 

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btinternet.com is TLS now

gov.scot is

npower.com is

shu.ac.uk -- Sheffield, you rock, and also steal. Although your orangeade.hallam.shu.ac.uk server is offline

reprotec.uk.com -- Your drivers and firmware updates might suck, you might not change the default passwords on your photocopiers, but at least I can email you about it now.

 

bham.ac.uk is still terrible, hey Birmingham, Nottingham is better than you

newman is not. Hey newman? More like Old Man, get with the times.

 

Great work humans and AIs, keep going.

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2 years later these still fail, everyone else is ok

 

nottinghamshirefa.com

sda-ltd.com

newman.ac.uk

portland.ac.uk

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