MikeB4:mrtoken:MikeB4: I have been using mine as intended, Photos (as encouraged by MS), personal video, documents etc. Currently my drive is at 390 GB and climbing at about 2 to 3 GB per month.
If they are only pissed at big usage again invited by MS, why essentially do away with the small plans and free plan.
They simply are not being straight up with their customers, it smacks of the MS of old returning.
So another 16 Years before hitting the 1TB mark at your current rate if you have a 365 personal account:P
Your point?
My plan which was part of the purchased product has suddenly changed which means I can no longer use it as planned and encouraged by MS.
It's the same as the fiasco with Sparks first unlimited plan an oh my god people used it as an unlimited plan as promoted, absolutely terrible. So Spark pulled it, it was a cynical bait as it appears MS has done here. And given the BS being put out by MS trying to justify only enhances the look that it was a cynical bait.
So going by what you have said it looks like you have a 365 account (if you had the 100 or 200 then nothing is changing for you as the blog says so stock up now while it's still active).
If you have the 365 account then you are currently paying each month or buying from a store and using a code.
This means from some time in 2016 you will get 1TB of space, going by your current rate that will take you 16 years to get to the 1TB (And I bet things will change in the next 16 years so this becomes a non issue for you).
Sure it sucks that they changed it but it's getting changed, nothing more can really be done about it.
If it bugs you that much there are other services (like google drive etc) that are still unlimited and act as a "drive" otherwise there are "backup" system like backblaze that have unlimited backups for $5 for each pc.