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Hi there.
I was wondering if it is possible to allow Siri to access calendar data from a managed Exchange account on ios 14.
In general, I use Intune to prevent sharing data with unmanaged apps but allow syncing with native contact and calendar app.
My Exchange calendar is displayed in the native app, too.
But when I want Siri to read my next appointments, it simply skips the managed calendar.
Any solutions to that?
Best regards,
Christoph
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@Christoph Maurer , Thanks for the reply.I know our issue is that Siri can't get the calendar information of the exchange account after the device is enrolled into Intune. If there's any misunderstanding, feel free to let us know.
To clarify our issue, here, we would like to collect the following information to us:
If there's anything unclear, feel free to let us know.
Found a workaround now. The ios shortcuts app can access the managed calendar. And you can let it read your calendar entries and trigger that shortcut by Siri.
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I have the same issue. What workaround did you find? Can you share that.
As mentioned, you can use the shortcuts app. The shortcuts app can access calendar events from managed calendars. Hence, I created a shortcut/macro the reads my next calendar events.
This shortcut then can be executed via Siri.
Thanks @Crystal-MSFT
I'm busy today but will give that a closer look next week
Best regards,
Christoph
@Christoph Maurer ,Thanks for the reply and feel free to post back when you are available. Have a nice day!
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Hi, Did you have any luck?
I'm having the same issue, and it worked prior to enrolling in InTune. It is also affecting other apps access to the Exchange calendar not just Siri.
Unfortunately not,
I did try again and tested various settings. But it keeps as it is. As soosn as enrolling the device in InTune Siri will not be able to access the calendar information.
Did not repost this, because didn't see any chance to get this resolved.