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They are so backwards. First the reduce it from unlimited to to 15GB. And now to 5GB. And blame it on the user. Way to go. End users are completely knocked down
by frik 11y ago
They are so backwards. First the reduce it from unlimited to to 15GB. And now to 5GB. And blame it on the user. Way to go. End users are completely knocked down and are questioning cloud services.
And Win10 with its spying, so nice to the end user. No wonder their brands are burned, the global market share of WinPhone fall to 1.1% in Q4 2015. So sad, because the products were damn fine until Satya Nadella (and Bill Gates in the background) took over from Steve Balmer.
- stephenr 11y ago> End users are completely knocked down and are questioning cloud services. End users should be questioning any "cloud" service that has unlimited data storage.
- frik 11y agoYes, but Windows 10 is neither free (you can trade a valid Win7/8 license for a Win10 license) nor cloud product per se (more a subscription). And when you buy a Win10 Home, Student or Pro license they in all cases spy on you and your data. There is no way to turn it off, except with the LTSB license that is only sold to large enterprise corporations. That's not the Microsoft of the Balmer era, and a lot worse than any product of the competition.
- stephenr 11y agoThe article is about their 'cloud' storage service, and thats what I commented on - Windows has had a laundry list of issues since v1.0, so honestly anyone still using it now gets no sympathy from me when their poor decision bites them in the ass.