Those users will be able to view and download their files, but will not be able to add new files to the cloud space. When it broke the bad news to OneDrive users last year, Microsoft said it would give them a 90-day notice before it made the files read-only in accounts that exceeded the 5GB limit. Instead, it now offers only a 50GB plan for $2 per month. Microsoft has honored those requests.Īs part of the storage space cuts, Microsoft eliminated two paid plans that had offered 100GB for $2 per month and 200GB for $4 a month. In December, however, Microsoft apologized for the clumsy way it had handled the announcement and said then-current users had until the end of January to request that their 15GB Camera Roll bonus and the additional 10GB of standard storage be retained. 31 to let them keep their 15GB free storage allowance and 15GB 'Camera Roll' bonus received this email recently, confirming the retention of the larger space allowance. OneDrive users who asked Microsoft before Jan.

At the time, Microsoft said it would enforce the new limits 'in early 2016.' The shrinking free allotments were also announced in November.

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