Onedrive for business: Shared with everyone issues

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We've SharePoint 2013 and OneDrive for Business (on-premises..)
When user put a file on "shared with everyone" OneDrive folder, other users can't view it... Any idea ?

Hi ,
According to your description, my understanding is that “Shared with everyone” OneDrive folder does not work in your SharePoint 2013.
For your issue, please check whether everyone has the permission of accessing “Shared with everyone” OneDrive folder.
You can go to your OneDrive -> My Documents. Click Sharing column of “Shared with everyone” folder, make sure it is shared with everyone:
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