OneDrive: Improved OneDrive experience in iOS Files app
- Vendor
- Microsoft
- Product
- OneDrive
- Type
- Availability
- Announcement date
- 2026-08-05
- Effective date
- Date not published
- Impact
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OneDrive: Improved OneDrive experience in iOS Files app
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OneDrive is updating its integration with the iOS Files app to use Apple's Replicated File Provider API. This update provides end-user improvements such as better upload progress. As part of the change, read-only Shared and Libraries locations will no longer appear in the Files app integration. Users can use Add to OneDrive for shared content and libraries they need to access, including write access where permitted. GA date: August CY2026 In development General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) OneDrive iOS
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Who is affected: The audience described by the Microsoft update is represented by: OneDrive: Improved OneDrive experience in iOS Files app OneDrive is updating its integration with the iOS Files app to use Apple's Replicated File Provider API. This update provides end-user improvements such as better upload progress. As part of the change, read-only Shared and Libraries locations will no longer appear in the Files app integration. Users can use Add to OneDrive for shared content and libraries they need to access, including write access where permitted. GA date: August CY2026 I
Why it matters: The change matters because the official source describes: OneDrive: Improved OneDrive experience in iOS Files app OneDrive is updating its integration with the iOS Files app to use Apple's Replicated File Provider API. This update provides end-user improvements such as better upload progress. As part of the change, read-only Shared and Libraries locations will no longer appear in the Files app integration. Users can use Add to OneDrive for shared content and libraries they need to access, including write access where permitted. GA date: August CY2026 I
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OneDrive: Improved OneDrive experience in iOS Files app OneDrive is updating its integration with the iOS Files app to use Apple's Replicated File Provider API. This update provides end-user improvements such as better upload progress. As part of the change, read-only Shared and Libraries locations will no longer appear in the Files app integration. Users can use Add to OneDrive for shared content and libraries they need to access, including write access where permitted. GA date: August CY2026 In development General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) OneDrive iOS
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OneDrive: Improved OneDrive experience in iOS Files app OneDrive is updating its integration with the iOS Files app to use Apple's Replicated File Provider API. This update provides end-user improvements such as better upload progress. As part of the change, read-only Shared and Libraries locations will no longer appear in the Files app integration. Users can use Add to OneDrive for shared content and libraries they need to access, including write access where permitted. GA date: August CY2026 In development General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) OneDrive iOS
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OneDrive: Improved OneDrive experience in iOS Files app OneDrive is updating its integration with the iOS Files app to use Apple's Replicated File Provider API. This update provides end-user improvements such as better upload progress. As part of the change, read-only Shared and Libraries locations will no longer appear in the Files app integration. Users can use Add to OneDrive for shared content and libraries they need to access, including write access where permitted. GA date: August CY2026 In development General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) OneDrive iOS
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