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Fortune 500 Company Urging Employees Not to Upgrade to iOS 6 Over Exchange Bug
MacRumors has learned that at least one Fortune 500 company is requesting that its employees not upgrade to iOS 6 over a bug with Microsoft Exchange meeting invitations. The issue has also been reported on Apple's support discussion boards.
The issue appears when users decline a meeting invitation from an iOS 6 device. Instead of simply sending a notification to the meeting organizer that the user will not attend, iOS 6 is sending meeting cancellation notices to the entire distribution list, effectively canceling the invitation for all attendees.
We received this memo that was sent out to all employees at a very large company:
The issue appears when users decline a meeting invitation from an iOS 6 device. Instead of simply sending a notification to the meeting organizer that the user will not attend, iOS 6 is sending meeting cancellation notices to the entire distribution list, effectively canceling the invitation for all attendees.
We received this memo that was sent out to all employees at a very large company:
Information Technology NoticeAffected companies have notified both Apple and Microsoft, but there does not appear to be a public timeline for a resolution. iOS 6 users have reportedly been affected by another issue with Exchange, this time affecting push delivery of emails.
To: Mobile device users who connect personal Apple mobile devices (iPhone, iPad, etc) with company email.
What: On September 27, IT notified you of an intermittent issue caused when calendar appointments are declined from devices running the latest Apple operating system (iOS 6). Apple and Microsoft are providing IT with daily updates on their progress toward a resolution.
Impact: When appointments are declined from an Apple mobile device running iOS 6, a cancellation is sometimes sent to all meeting attendees instead of sending a decline notice to the meeting organizer.
Action to take: Do not upgrade your Apple mobile device to iOS 6. If you have an iPhone 5 or have already upgraded a device to iOS 6, please do not accept or decline calendar appointments from your Apple device until further notice.
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86 months ago
who the hell still uses exchange Jeeps! :eek:
pls join the 21st century
it's not 1995 anymore
Please point me in the direction of a better alternative. Thats right, there is none. There isn't anything close to the level of control, syncing, and versatility of exchange and active directory. These things work great when implemented properly. There are just a lot of IT people who lock them down improperly or go overboard with restrictions, or just plain set up things wrong. Its not hard to implement them properly. Its just that a lot of IT people from the big IT rush in the late 90's/early 2000's that only pursued it because it was the new cash in job have no idea what they're doing. People from that same time that actually understand and have a passion for computers can do a much better job, but they seem outnumbered by huge numbers of incompetant IT people.
86 months ago
If I could I would urge people never to touch Microsoft Exchange due to the fact that admins have the ability to wipe your phone with one click and no permission.
What a buncha ******** that is...
If you hook up your private phone to your companies then its your problem and not the admins. If they do that to your work phone, then again, not your issue.
You clearly never worked for a corporate.
86 months ago
I would hope a company of these sizes would not be recommending any x.0 software updates.
86 months ago
wow spend $$$ on QA engineer
QA going down the hill ...
Apple is not spending the money where it is needed;
2 million dollars to Bob? a month?
History repeats itself, apple is becoming too big; things like this starts.
QA going down the hill ...
Apple is not spending the money where it is needed;
2 million dollars to Bob? a month?
History repeats itself, apple is becoming too big; things like this starts.
86 months ago
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This is probably a positive feature, less time wasted in meetings listening to nothing for hours.
:apple:
This is probably a positive feature, less time wasted in meetings listening to nothing for hours.
:apple:
86 months ago
Not much good news in the Apple press lately. Maps suck, Siri is broken (you can't even get the weather in New York CITY...you get New York, Texas), nobody on planet earth can figure out how in the hell Passbook works, and now this...
Jesus.
Jesus.
86 months ago
who the hell still uses exchange Jeeps! :eek:
pls join the 21st century
it's not 1995 anymore
Microsoft Exchange is the industry standard for Coporate Email and continues to be actively developed in the 21st century. I suspect you are thinking of another product?
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