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Yes, if you are using the lastest outlook for IOS or Android you will be able to add a shared mailbox where you were given full access permissions.<br />
in your mobile device click the icon that will show you the rest of your inbox folders. &nbsp;YOu will now see another icon with an envelope with a &quot;+&quot; sign. Click that and it will give you the option to add a shared mailbox
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know, in user2@test.com outlook, - on left side, user1@test.com will appear.... but will it appear in outlook app in mobile phones ?
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No<br />
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 if not , how do i make it appear in mobile phones ?
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You need to add the credential of user 1 to make it appear in mobile phones OR you have to convert the mailbox of user 1 as a &quot;shared mailbox&quot;.<br />
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<a href="https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/admin/email/convert-user-mailbox-to-shared-mailbox?view=o365-worldwide" rel="ugc">https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/admin/email/convert-user-mailbox-to-shared-mailbox?view=o365-worldwide</a>
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got a email account in office365.. user1@test.com<br />
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if i open user1@test.com in office365 admin portal- then go to mail permissions, in read and manage- if i add user2@test.com<br />
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i know, in user2@test.com outlook, - on left side, user1@test.com will appear.... but will it appear in outlook app in mobile phones ? ? &nbsp;if not , how do i make it appear in mobile phones ?
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got a email account in office365.. user1@test.com

if i open user1@test.com in office365 admin portal- then go to mail permissions, in read and manage- if i add user2@test.com

i know, in user2@test.com outlook, - on left side, user1@test.com will appear.... but will it appear in outlook app in mobile phones ? ?  if not , how do i make it appear in mobile phones ?

can a email account in mobile- will be able to see the another email accounts if its shared  ??

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