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Microsoft 365 OneDrive storage perk cut from 6TB to 2TB
Microsoft is reducing the OneDrive storage perk for Microsoft 365 users from 6TB to 2TB.
OneDrive is Microsoft’s online storage service.
The change means users will have less storage included with their subscription.
The sources describe the reduction as sparking anger among some users.
Several are considering retaliating against Microsoft, though no specific actions are given.
The sources do not say when the change takes effect or what Microsoft’s response will be.
Microsoft 365’s OneDrive storage perk is being reduced from 6TB to 2TB.
Android Authority reported the change on October 9, 2026.
Neowin reported that the cut sparked outrage among some Microsoft 365 users.
Several users are considering retaliating, Neowin said.
The articles do not specify when the storage reduction takes effect.
- Who
- Microsoft 365 users are affected.
- What
- The OneDrive storage perk is dropping from 6TB to 2TB.
- When
- The change was reported on October 9, 2026; its effective date is not stated.
- Where
- OneDrive.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
No direct quotes in the coverage so far.
Android Authority reported that Microsoft 365’s OneDrive storage perk is shrinking from 6TB to 2TB.
Neowin reported that some users were considering retaliation over the storage cut.
- Previous storage allowance
- 6TB
- New storage allowance
- 2TB
- Android Authority report
- October 9, 2026
- Neowin report
- October 9, 2026
Sources
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