Microsoft is set to drop OneDrive support for iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, which will remove the cloud storage app’s compatibility with several older iPhones and one iPad model.
The loss of support for iOS 18 will impact the iPhone XR, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max, because these devices can’t be updated to iOS 26. Likewise, the seventh-generation iPad will be left behind when Microsoft raises the app’s minimum requirement to iPadOS 26.
OneDrive 18.12.1 is the final version to support iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, based on release notes for Microsoft’s latest TestFlight beta.
It’s not clear when the change will translate to the public version of OneDrive. That said, Microsoft recently added a notice to its App Store listing saying that support for iOS and iPadOS 18 will be dropped “soon,” and recommending that users update to iOS 26 or iOS 27 to continue receiving the latest versions.
Existing versions of OneDrive aren’t expected to immediately stop working on affected devices, but they won’t receive new features, fixes, or other app updates once Microsoft makes the change.
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