Shared Mailbox IMAP iOS14 Problem

My problem started with 14.1.

Outlook cannot access the imap server so I cannot sync or receive my iCloud mail on the desktop Outlook, Office 360. I can send emails and I have no issues on any other platform or devices.

Not sure why, but I don't see a "management panel" or anything with the words "user" or "active users" on my university's Office365 home page. Do I need to be an admin to access this? In the alphabetical listing of all apps, it goes directly from "Lists" to "My Analytics". Am I missing something, or — most likely — is this a feature my IT department has not chosen to implement??

Well a patch is here, 14.0.1. Unfortunately this one doesn't help for this issue.

Yes I did see the patch and noticed it didn't mention a fix for this issue, I haven’t installed it as I have heard that it causes issues of its own, and that 14.1 is due out shortly.

I bet it would get some attention if we all started saying things like, "I'm not going to pre-order an iPhone 12 until this issue is fixed!"

Yea, sure, like they really are gonna care and do anything. This is the new acceptance. Wait until it gets resolved, if ever, and if not, oh well, so what.

Thanks for the advice, however in my case my shared mailbox is not linked to a user account or licenced and so I am unable to set a password on it.

Scratch that, I worked it out.

Thanks for your help Sanderpolman!!!

Well iOS 14.1 is out and it DOES NOT solve the issue.

Very poor effort by Apple.

Hi

so you are able to retrieve mail from shared 0365 mailbox without licence ?

how can I define a password for a shared mailbox ?

regards

My problem Started after 14.1.

This should be the Top / Solved answer not the other one.

thank you so much dude!!!

Yes, you need an admin role in Office365 to see the mailbox config options.

There should be an Admin app at the bottom of your Apps list if that is the case.

This is false. Microsoft is not requiring OAUTH 2.0, only offering it as an option. They will require it in the future, but that has not happened yet. Second, this is occuring for my orgnaization's on-premise Exchange 2016 which does not use OAUTH authentication. This is a problem with iOS 14.