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iOS Version of Microsoft 365 to Shift to Read-Only Mode; Editing Requires Separate App Downloads, e.g., Word

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The iOS iteration of the Microsoft 365 Copilot application is set to evolve into a Copilot hub, with its main function being to offer previews. As a result, it will cease to incorporate editing capabilities. Should users find themselves in need of editing documents, they will be guided to utilize the individual Word, Excel, and PowerPoint apps. This particular feature will undergo testing among TestFlight users from August to September 2025, and is slated for an official rollout on October 13, 2025.

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