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Everything was working fine it was just suddenly it stopped letting me upload. I have tried reinstalling app and nothing.
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Just tried and this also worked for me. Thank you for sharing.
However - Microsoft should still fix the problem of trying to upload while being in the OneDriveapp itself.
Even I follow the process above, it does not work :(
I have the same issue and the fixes you posed to fix are not the issue. I’m continuously given that prompt message that “You don't have permission to upload to this location.”
I’ve uninstalled and installed the app over and over and nothing.
This worked for me too, Microsoft's support team gave me the same response and tells me that this is a known issue and they're working on it.
For Android users, I think it should be the same process - just use your default photos app, share button, select OneDrive and it should give you the option to upload to your vault.
It’s actually not that bad. The only thing that is a nuisance is that you can only select / save 30 photos at a time..