Microsoft To-Do rolls out list sharing for everyone

Microsoft To-Do tin now cheque another to-do off of its list. Every bit the company teased concluding month, listing sharing is at present rolling out to the productivity app across Windows, iOS, and Android (via Windows Blog Italia).

Listing sharing is fairly straightforward and incredibly helpful if you need to practice something like share a list of tasks with a co-worker or just want to collaborate on a shopping list with your significant other. Each list you lot've started volition now take a sharing icon next to the ellipses menu at the meridian right. Tapping it will show you a pop-up menu that lets yous quickly create an invitation link, so share that link with others.

By default, anyone with admission to the link volition exist able to view and change the list. However, there are more options to lock things down. You tin can toggle an option to limit access to those who accept already joined the listing, which will keep anyone who may go their hands on the link afterward from being able to join. And if y'all're done collaborating, or just need to revoke access altogether, there's an selection to stop sharing.

Thus far, I've confirmed that listing sharing is rolling out to the Windows (version ane.32.1805.30002) and iOS apps. For Android users, sharing is available with the beta version, but it should start rolling out to everyone relatively soon.

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