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Well that is nice of them.
This news came out last August. They gave you the opportunity to keep your 15gb (Trouble actually posted a thread about it here a few days before the offer expired). I believe you had until the end of January to keep your 15gb. BTW, this isn't the first time. When it was originally Skydrive, they gave you 25gb. Fortunately I still have my 40gb (including loyalty bonus').
Guess i missed that one as i only started using Onedrive when i upgraded to W10.This news came out last August. They gave you the opportunity to keep your 15gb (Trouble actually posted a thread about it here a few days before the offer expired). I believe you had until the end of January to keep your 15gb. BTW, this isn't the first time. When it was originally Skydrive, they gave you 25gb. Fortunately I still have my 40gb (including loyalty bonus').
I am not a fan of OneDrive, but it gives you an option of which folders to back up. Maybe you could take advantage of that and have one special folder you want to sync between systems.It's a waste of at least 30gb of space for me.
I understand what you are saying.Microsoft giveth and Microsoft taketh away.
Even on their Office 365 plans which are much more generous (1 terabyte OneDrive storage) I believe at one point that was much higher, maybe even unlimited I think.
I guess the question is .... how much is enough.
I remember when I was first shopping for a Windows 95 computer (my old Packard Bell Win 3.1 was going downhill) the salesman was touting the 1 gigabyte hard drive and how no one would ever need that much storage.
Now my grand daughters music collection alone would overflow that drive and the smallest USB thumb drive I own is 4 gigs.
Never been a big fan of cloud storage (just too old I guess) so I think it would be a bit hypocritical of me to complain too much about it.
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