A Microsoft file hosting and synchronization service.
E3 and E5 are enterprise license.
OneDrive is not retiring. Your Microsoft 365 personal should include it.
Where did you read about the OneDrive retirement?
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I use OneDrive and read that it is retiring unless I have the above. How do I know if I have this? I have 365 personal.
Kathy
A Microsoft file hosting and synchronization service.
E3 and E5 are enterprise license.
OneDrive is not retiring. Your Microsoft 365 personal should include it.
Where did you read about the OneDrive retirement?
AI answer
If the subscription is Microsoft 365 Personal, that is not Microsoft 365 E3 or E5.
E3 and E5 are business/enterprise plans. Microsoft 365 Personal is a home subscription.
For a home subscription:
If checking a work or school account, the license can be verified in the Microsoft 365 admin experience:
For the OneDrive concern: the context only states that if OneDrive is needed for commercial use or greater sharing controls inside or outside an organization, that requires OneDrive for work or school. It also states there are separate Microsoft 365 plans for businesses, enterprises, schools, and non-profits.
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