Mobile Print on mobile clients (iOS , Android)

Check if your printer has built-in mobile printing capabilities or if it is compatible with mobile printing services like Google Cloud Print or Apple AirPrint. If not, you may need to explore alternative solutions such as third-party printing apps or wireless printing devices. Make sure your printer is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your mobile device. This step may involve configuring the Wi-Fi https://thefurniturevilla.co.uk/ on your printer, following the manufacturer's instructions. Depending on your printer's brand, there might be a dedicated mobile app available. Visit the respective app store for your device (App Store for iOS or Google Play Store for Android) and search for the printer manufacturer's app. Download and install it on your mobile device.

This is a big one, and its absence deeply undermines the "Universal Print" branding.

Ideally, any InTune-managed device should be able to leverage Universal Print on an OS level, to include Android and iOS/iPadOS. For Android, this would be one rare feature that you'd likely want to blur the lines between the personal and work sides of a device, too, allowing for a user to print just as freely from a PDF shared over WhatsApp by an external contact as they could a Word doc on the protected work side.

But acknowledging the complexity of all that, it's critically important that the iOS and Android app devs add print capabilities to all major mobile Office apps, most critically Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneDrive.

Expecting users to be able to remember to and master any MFA complexities of giving up on those apps that lack this feature and instead reverting to the mobile web UX or some weird Edge workaround isn't realistic.

Live up to the name, and ensure that all product teams working on Office for mobile devices universally enable access to Universal Print.

I also would like to give an upvote for the ability to use Universal printing from the Office mobile apps.

This would be the perfect addition to Mobile management.

Any update on this?  would be nice if something call *universal print* was universal. 

is it known whether microsoft is working on this idea of making mobile printing available for iOS and Android?

I'm not finding that the mobile browser option is working for me.

I'm definitely hoping for an integration into AirPrint of some sort, since IIRC that's all IPP under the hood.

Thanks MickaelLap for confirming and the quick response.  I agree that being limited to the browser is not ideal nor the best user experience.  It also means updating existing conditional access rules to permit Edge browser (if this is something you are currently blocking/controlling).  More importantly though, this 5 jobs per user per month limitation is a real show-stopper (despite the ability to pool or buy add-ons).  Hoping Microsoft reconsiders these limitations (similar to how it's changed other licenses as a result of dismal adoption).  Cheers.

FrankBastone  I also did this test on IOS and it is working as AndreasAsander said.  I would add the following:

1. You must use the Web version of OneDrive (in Edge Browser) not the Native Mobile App
2. On a mobile device, this is not a great User Experience (but it work)

This is not a solution we can consider for our business users.  Still waiting (hoping) for this feature to be integrated natively within the O365 Mobile App Suite.

Thanks AndreasAsander.   Did you mean installing the the "Office" App (as you mentioned Edge)?  Can anyone from Microsoft confirm this please (ie able to print to any available universal print via IOS/MAC/Android?