Last month, Microsoft came under fire for cutting back its free storage tiers for OneDrive and Office 365 users, seemingly because they were actually using them to store stuff. Now, Microsoft is grandfathering in OneDrive users who signed up for the service with a promised 15GB free storage, but those users will have to opt in. In a comment posted to the OneDrive support forum topic calling for the return of the 15GB free storage tier, a Microsoft spokesman apologized for the rushed removal and brusque announcement. He also announced the return of the 15GB option for existing users. “We’ve heard clearly from our Windows… Read More
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