The me @onenote.com feature is now disabled

Hi Michael Remijan

Welcome to Microsoft Community

First of all, thank you for your support of Microsoft products. I also understand your regret about not being able to continue using the Microsoft product. Yes, you can refer to the following link:Use email to send notes to OneNote notebooks - Microsoft Support. In the section shown in the picture below, you can see that this feature was removed in March.

But don't worry, you can use the "Send to OneNote" feature as an alternative to meet your needs. You can follow the instructions in the link above or the process shown in the picture below to familiarize yourself with this feature, making your life more convenient.

At the same time, Microsoft is very willing to listen to users' voices to provide better services. You can follow the instructions in the following link: Ideas · Community, to try to provide feedback on this product change and help Microsoft better understand customer needs.

If you need any further assistance, please let me know!

Best regards

Hale.Y-MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

But is there a way to set a rule in Outlook to automatically send emails to OneNote?

Take a look at IFTTT. Here are instructions to get it setup and then you can use their service to email notes to OneNote just like you did before. Only difference is it's a different email address you send to:

https://mjremijan.blogspot.com/2025/05/07-email-notes-to-onenote-with-ifttt.html

How do I create a rule to automatically send specified emails to OneNote now that me@OneNote is not available?

Look at my blog post: https://mjremijan.blogspot.com/2025/05/07-email-notes-to-onenote-with-ifttt.html