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OneDrive is Microsoft’s cloud storage service. You can use it to securely store, access and share files. There are OneDrive apps for a variety of platforms, so you can access your work from multiple locations and devices. OneDrive is available on web browsers, Windows, Mac, iPhone and iPad, and Android.

With the OneDrive sync app for Windows and Mac, you can sync and back up data from your computer to help prevent data loss.

Restrictions & limitations

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Storage limit

• 100 GB per person
• 1 TB for employees with upgraded M365 licenses

External sharing

You can outside of ������Ƶ (“external users” or “guests”), but you can’t set sharing permissions to “Anyone”.

Privacy & information security

OneDrive is built on the same cloud infrastructure as Teams and SharePoint. It’s generally considered safe for ������Ƶ research, admin and personal data, as long as you use it responsibly.

If you're working with private, confidential or highly confidential business data and aren’t sure of the best way to store it:

• learn more about M365 Privacy and Security
• review our best practices for working with ������Ƶ data
• review the Annual Staff Training course
• ask your supervisor about your department’s policies and best practices
• contact the Privacy and Access to Information Office for more help
• consider generating a  to review how your files are shared

If you’re working with research data, Research Computing Services offers free consultations on security.

Resources

Getting started with OneDrive

Troubleshooting

Accessibility

Linux support

Microsoft doesn't provide an official OneDrive client for Linux. The OneDrive web app works under Linux. If you want a desktop sync client, we recommend the unofficial . We only provide best-effort support for it.