Hi,

Thank you for your response, unfortunately the time of refresh for subscribed calendar added to Outlook web take around 24 hours so it's not efficient. We have a hybrid build with Exchange on premise, when i add this calendar on Outlook desktop app via Account settings > Internet Calendars > New > Link do gmail calendar then its being refreshed each Send and Recieve but its only on desktop app and it does not show up on mobile app or Outlook web. I was wondering if this can be configured via exchange so it will synchronize to O365 as well.

Could you please share this KB?

Great, thank you. Much appreciated. I found a workaround using Power Automate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4GI-B5XbpA

In the screenshot you can see Edge and Outlook-iOS policy, they both target VPP apps. My naming convention is that policies with MAM in the name target App Store app and rest are targeting VPP apps

Thank you. I created a ticket

Do you mean custom URL scheme (deep linking) not working in Edge iOS?
Yes

Does the deep linking work in other browsers like Chrome on iOS?
Yes

Is it a specific URL scheme not working, or all the URL schemes are not working?
I have only access to few and all of them does not work

If possible, please provide the steps which can reproduce the issue so that we can have a test.
I cannot provide the link as it's private for our company. we just paste the link to the Edge like we did before latest Edge update. It worked before, seems that newest Edge update broke it.

If users Apple ID is in ABM it seems that is managed Apple ID. This means that he is not able to download apps from App Store.

When users use this kind of Apple ID the apps must be distributed to them via Intune using Device Licesing (see screenshot)

I understand that this group will be assigned right away when user will login to Intune. Is this correct?

Thank you, I'm aware of that. What I'm asking is the principal how this works on OS level.