Disabling read receipt requests in Outlook

Here is your response and safe travels

I made you a little summary, so choose the star that interests you, and you will get your answer. For your issue, I think solution 3 (the 3rd star) is the answer

To modify the automatic response for read receipts

In the Tools menu, click on Options.
Click on Mail Options.
Click on Tracking Options.

Perform one of the following actions:

*Send a read receipt when requested

Click on Always send a response.

*Decline a read receipt when requested

Click on Never send a response.

*Notify when a read receipt is requested

Click on Ask me before sending a response.

See you next time.

Of course it exists. To help you, do the opposite of that: instead of activating, deactivate

In the main window of Microsoft Outlook, click on the Tools menu, then on Options, and then on the Security tab.

Deactivate the checkbox Add a digital signature to outgoing messages.

(De)activate the checkbox Request S/MIME receipt for all signed S/MIME messages.

Well, that's it.

I’m talking about incoming messages that request a read receipt

is that the solution???

and what is (de)Activate it's activated or deactivated

thank you

If it's activated, you deactivate it, that's it. I put (des) to say that you deactivate it if that's your choice. But in any case, you deactivate the second one.

It didn't work, it asks me to obtain a signature.

My question is quite simple

how can I disable the automatic sending of a read receipt or acknowledgment

it means asking me before sending it

Just so you know, you’re not asked before sending it. The resolution I gave you states that you need to follow this method to activate the automatic sending of the acknowledgment of receipt. This means that when you send an email, you will automatically receive the acknowledgment of receipt. On the other hand, when you receive it, it’s not you that did it but the sender. So you see what it’s like, it’s kind of like putting two on a boat. But I think I can help you. I'll be back; I'm going for a walk.

thank you dear friend
I found it already
thank you very much it's kind

no worries