While I appreciate Marc posting a workaround, I want to caution people against using Microsoft Outlook for iOS and Android. Microsoft is going a very evil route in an effort to have access to all your mail data, no matter the mail server you are using!

Microsoft Outlook for iOS and Android are VERY buggy because Microsoft is trying to route all your mail through Microsoft servers, regardless of whether you want them to or not, and you have very limited access to these servers and your data. For example, we are not confident when you delete a message in Microsoft Outlook for iOS and Android that Microsoft is actually deleting your messages as opposed to simply simulating that deletion but keeping the message on their server but your mail server etc. The reason for this is because we already know they're not deleting accounts when you delete them so we still see connections from Microsoft servers to customers' mail servers even though they deleted the account out of Microsoft Outlook for iOS and Android.

Microsoft has all kinds of reasons why they are taking this route, but you have to admit it's an ethical gray area, at best, to process, store and go through all your emails and learn about people, trends and everything else that makes users' email so important.

Personally, I think people are nuts to use Microsoft Outlook for iOS and Android and we may spend some money in the coming months to make sure more people are aware of what Microsoft is doing, because we feel it's really wrong.