Early November Microsoft made the controversial decision to cut the amount of free OneDrive storage from 15 GB to just 5 GB. In addition, Microsoft also decided to eliminate the camera roll bonus. This has caused a number of users to abandon ship, but that may be unnecessary as Microsoft is offering current users of OneDrive to opt out of the upcoming changes and keep the 15 GB of free store and the camera roll bonus.
Opting out of the changes is very easy but you must act by January 31st. Simply visit the link below and sign into your Microsoft account to preserve the current free limits on your account:
https://preview.onedrive.com/bonus/
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