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You login to the oneDrive account using a PC or Mac and should then be able to see who he has it shared with. &nbsp;In most cases, unless it was made public, it will be shared with his login name on another device/PC.
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You login to the oneDrive account using a PC or Mac and should then be able to see who he has it shared with.  In most cases, unless it was made public, it will be shared with his login name on another device/PC.

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Yes but how do we see it? I have logged in the apps and also on the web but can't seem to identify who is it shared with.
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Yes but how do we see it? I have logged in the apps and also on the web but can't seem to identify who is it shared with.

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Showed how to test, share &amp;&nbsp;delete-share.
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Showed how to test, share & delete-share.

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We noticed that our iPhone 5 OneDrive has the main folder, 'Document' (where all is located), in the Shared folder (see pic). &nbsp;Is this normal? If not, how can we take it out of the shared folder?<br />
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We noticed that our iPhone 5 OneDrive has the main folder, 'Document' (where all is located), in the Shared folder (see pic).  Is this normal? If not, how can we take it out of the shared folder?



Why in iPhone the main 'Document' folder of OneDrive is 'Shared'

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