And have Microsoft started checking DMARC correctly yet?

We discovered when we set up a third-party to send via Amazon SES with one of our domains at the start of 2025 that Microsoft didn't correctly check DKIM alignment, and would incorrectly fail valid emails. The issue, so far as I could tell at the time, was that if an email had multiple (in our case 2) DKIM signatures, Microsoft's handling seemed to be non-deterministic, sometimes checking one signature, sometimes the other, and sometimes both. Of course, those times when it only checked one signature and that wasn't the one for the sending domain, it would then fail the alignment check, even though there was a perfectly valid and aligned signature right there it had just decided to ignore.

I raised it with Microsoft support at the time, but they were unsurprisingly useless, I think the most constructive thing they said was "just add the Amazon SES IPs to your SPF record", which, uh, no.

In the end, IIRC, we ended up setting up the third party to sign into a 365 email account on our domain we created for them so they could send through MS's infrastructure and avoid all that. So no idea what their DMARC checking is like these days, but I'd assume the same, if not worse.