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I'm currently using onedrive for business (5$/month for 1tb, exchange and some other office goodies). I can highly recommend it, the privacy probably is not per
by merlinscholz 6y ago
I'm currently using onedrive for business (5$/month for 1tb, exchange and some other office goodies). I can highly recommend it, the privacy probably is not perfect with it being a Microsoft product after all. But the apps are superb and Android/iOS photo upload are a big plus.
- pedro2 6y agoI am repeating myself from another thread but I'm 90% sure of the answer and no-one checks: are you sure OneDrive works well? Can you sync PST files? [1] [1] https://www.eejournal.com/article/onedrive-down-the-road-to-madness/ https://www.eejournal.com/article/onedrive-down-the-road-to-...
- merlinscholz 6y agoSince I currently do not own a Windows PC, I could only test using the web interface, Android and iOS app. All of them seem to work fine (~10MB .pst file), at least upload and download works and the hashsums match afterwards. If you want to test this yourself, Onedrive has a free tier you could try.
- tallanvor 6y agoFor the most part you should only be using .pst files for archiving, and those you should be able to sync in Outlook now. For Exchange/Exchange Online, Outlook uses a .ost file that lives in AppData, which is not synced by OneDrive.