Ah. It's because it's nowhere near the edge of functionality, I don't think something particularly unusual actually went wrong here. Mr Jeff just hit a bug. But

Ah. It's because it's nowhere near the edge of functionality, I don't think something particularly unusual actually went wrong here. Mr Jeff just hit a bug. But because Microsoft is such a huge company, and fathers with daughters who go to a school is such a large segment of users (and because Microsoft is not as obtuse as Apple, where Apple pretends their software has no bugs), I bet there's already a product manager spinning up a customer service bulletin going out to reps to school IT departments and a team of developers to add the fix to a roadmap and fix the problem globally. Or maybe the bug's just going to languish and our friend Jeff here is going to be forced to create a new Microsoft account. -- As far as AWS' products being independent products. I have the opposite view, as their products would be rather useless if they didn't interoperate with each other. How useless S3 would be if it couldn't talk to anything else!