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I have never made use of the 1tb space that comes with office 365 exactly because ms do these sorts of things. If you're storing 1000gb and later they suddenly
by pmx 10y ago
I have never made use of the 1tb space that comes with office 365 exactly because ms do these sorts of things. If you're storing 1000gb and later they suddenly decide to reduce you to 500gb, what do you do? Any course of action is going to be painful.
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- kyriakos 10y agoTo be fair they didn't just suddenly change this. I am not sure exactly how long its been but it was at least 3 months ago that they announced it.
- elahd 10y agoWent through this with Dropbox when I lost space provided under a time-boxed promotion. I could keep data that was already in my Dropbox, but I couldn't add anything more until I dipped below the new limit.
- orbitingpluto 10y agoWell I tried out Symantec's/Norton's Cloud Storage (25GB freebie) They lock you out. I expect what Amazon does: Amazon just let me keep the files, but won't let me change aanything when they removed their free ofering. Dreamhost had 50GB of backup which they no longer offer, their file permissions were so mangled you could traverse and download stuff from a good portion of their clients.
- 010a 10y agoThey literally already did that in the same press release which announced this 15->5gb change. Office 365 subscribers used to have unlimited, but it was dropped to 1TB.