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Some background on me, I'm big on data privacy, I've stripped out a lot of services which harvest data and sell it. The last scummy bastion is Google Drive and Google Docs. I make use for G-Drive for backup redundancy and accessing things from any where, especially on my phone. Spreadsheet of my favorite horror movies, or a list of Genesis or PS1 games I'm still hunting for, stuff like that.

So my question is, would OneDrive and M365 Personal paid subscriptions work for my use case? Anyone here have experience using those services?

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[–] AuthorityClassError@lemm.ee 41 points 1 year ago

You'd literally be trading one horribly invasive service that's free for an equally invasive service you'd have to pay for. That's not the droid you're looking for, check out some FOSS alternatives, there's a few out there.