OneDriveä

OneDrive is a cloud storage service developed by Microsoft. It allows users to store files and personal data such as documents, photos, and videos on a remote server and then synchronize them to access them from multiple devices. OneDrive can be accessed through a web browser or by installing a dedicated application on Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS devices.

The service integrates closely with Microsoft 365 applications, enabling seamless saving and sharing of documents created in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Users can collaborate on files in real-time, with changes visible to all collaborators instantly. OneDrive offers a personal vault feature that provides an extra layer of security for sensitive files.

Microsoft provides a free tier of OneDrive storage, with additional storage available through paid subscriptions, often bundled with Microsoft 365 plans. Features include file version history, allowing users to revert to previous versions of a document, and the ability to share files and folders with specific individuals or via public links. The platform also supports offline access, enabling users to work on files even without an internet connection, with changes syncing once connectivity is restored.