• xxce2AAb
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    1 day ago

    I’m sure that won’t be an issue for anybody working with confidential, privileged or private information.

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      16 hours ago

      As a us organization you can choose between different MS cloud tiers. I know about 3, the basic tier for private customers, tier4 for large corporations and tier 5 for us gov and military organizations. My guess would be that it has something to do with which 3 letter agency can access your cloud data.

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      I would be shocked if this hasn’t had some set of controls to disable it in Group Policy for months now.

      This is just rent seeking against Home users.

      People with One Drive through corporate Azure sjbscriptions (rather than the free “you have a microsoft login” tier) already have fairly robust controls available for handling and securing private data. There’s even special Azure tiers for government work that are even further secured.

      This is only going to impact home users and conpanies without strong IT teams. Which is an egregious amount of people, don’t get me wrong. It’s also a horrible anti-consumer move. But this isn’t “Microsoft fucks over their golden calf: business users”.