| Active | Expired (30 days*) | Disabled (90 days*) | Deleted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data accessible to all | Data accessible to all | Data accessible to admins only | Data deleted Azure Active Directory is removed, if not in use by other services |
Whatever the case is, keep a copy in a local drive. I was told that there are instances where these companies ban an account and all data is lost. Probably they do some security scan and if they find any copyrighted material, entire account is banned and you cannot even get a single file back. For your question, each service retains your data for specific amount of time. Call the support itself as sometimes these policies vary country to country.
Take a one month subscription, download all content and close subscription.Nice topic , faced a similar issue a month ago , overlooked that my 365 subscription was about to expire ... now tons of file all lost , although i can see files when i access the 365 storage , unfortunately unable to download them , My husband is going to kill me if he finds out
Thats what i was thinking , May be if i could find a way to automate the process of migrating the onedrive data to google drive , it could save days of hard work , when i have to backup over 850 gigs of cloud data ...
This is a good point, but I wanted to avoid whole data management part and running a NAS hence opted for cloud service.
There are few software's available to automate this, you can opt for their trial and get transferred.
Not just banning an account, some random guy can hack the account and block your access. If it is important, you need to organize offline access to those files.
What method would you suggest for offline backup?
