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In some cases, when viewing an email in Outlook, the preview pane or the message body may display unexpected content, such as the embedded preview of a hyperlink, rather than just the text of the link itself.
This typically occurs when a hyperlink points to a website that includes metadata, such as a page title, description, or thumbnail. Outlook may display this information, instead of a link, causing the email to appear different from what was expected.
For example, instead of displaying https://www.example.com, Outlook may display a formatted preview such as:
Example Site – Your destination for examples
www.example.com
If you prefer that Outlook not convert links and display previewed information, you can disable this setting. Refer to the Microsoft Support article: Stop text from turning into a hyperlink.