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I dont want to jump to conclusions since techspot is a dogshit outlet for information. Can anyone give me an example of onedrive users losing their files? I checked out a few reddit posts and tech fourm posts and none of the users seem to have actually lost files due to one drive. It seemed that users were getting confused at the onedrive file path overriding their default home path or unhappy that their onedrive hit a storage limit. Like most of the posts are about things that very clearly cant happen with onedrive.
I think it may have happened to me. I had a file saved to my documents at work, I go to check on it and it's got a red X and won't open.
I also sync the documents directory to gdrive and because onedrive deleted it, so did gdrive.
It's unimportant work stuff though on a work machine so it doesn't bother me that much.
I thought I was going insane. I have been losing files frequently, but have a detailed file tree and I'm diligent about naming and saving versions.
I still don't know how it works. I have files from 2015 there I don't remember about.