In early 2022, Microsoft announced that it is expanding access to its Microsoft Lists service beyond business and education users to anyone who signs up for a free Microsoft account (MSA). Now, Microsoft Lists – MSA Preview has expanded beyond the Lists website to include its iOS and Android apps.

Previously, Microsoft Lists – MSA Preview was available for the iOS app but only under Apple’s TestFlight program and with the beta version. The preview will now allow Microsoft account users to sign in with A stable iOS app on the Apple App Store And the Android app on Google Play. They can also continue to access it List site.

in a blog postMicrosoft stated:

We’ve used the Microsoft Lists mobile apps here at Microsoft to plan morale events, gifts, road map items, travel expenses, and more—and we love it! Invite family, friends and co-workers to follow information. We know they’ll love it too.

As a reminder, the Microsoft Lists service offers users the following features:

• Stay organized – track and manage contacts, work and life events, home maintenance and more.
• It’s easy to get started – use built-in templates to create lists in seconds.
• Access from anywhere – Create and work on lists and list items from your devices, wherever you go.
• Share and Collaborate – Bring people to your information and keep everyone in sync.
• Go bigger – Go from mobile to desktop with lists.live.com; Don’t worry, your data stays in sync across devices – a single source of truth with multiple entry points.
• Sign in with multiple accounts – easily switch between personal and work accounts, support for the ability to sign in with a Microsoft account and a work or school organization ID for Microsoft 365.

Microsoft has not yet revealed when it will make access to the listserv generally available to free Microsoft account users.