When Microsoft hit the market to offer cloud storage services, the guys at Redmond were offering us up to 15GB of free space, a space that became unlimited if we hired Office 365. But over time the company was able to see how people had started to abuse this unlimited service and stored a large amount of TB in their accounts.
This fact caused Microsoft is ditching unlimited accounts and reducing free account space to a dismal 5GB. But Microsoft has realized that the majority of users have stopped using OneDrive due to the space limitations it offers us and wants to encourage its use by adding new functions to the mobile application for both iOS and Android.
Microsoft has just updated its application for iOS adding new functions such as possibility to scan documents directly from the application to later convert them to PDF format and share them. It has also given more importance to offline content, so that after this update, we can now download not only individual files to our device, but we can also save entire folders. I hope the download speed has improved because that has always been the most negative point in this regard for OneDrive.
The application has also improved the performance when sharing documents or folders. After this update, both the application and the web service They allow us to configure a time after which the link that we have created to share documents or folders will cease to exist. If we work with similar documents, such as contracts of any kind, the application will automatically take care of displaying files with similar content, so that we don't have to go searching folder by folder if we are looking for them.
OneDrive is available for download completely free of charge and requires a Microsoft account, either Hotmail, Outlook, Office ...
Now with 365 they give you 1TB