If you take a bedroom photo of your significant other and your phone uploads it automatically, you are technically violating Microsoft’s policy. Windows Phone 7, too, has an option to automatically upload any picture you take to a private folder on your SkyDrive. What happens, though, if I write a story with one too many swear words in Word and save it to SkyDrive? Microsoft is making it incredibly easy to save to the cloud. In the new version of Office, the default for saving files is now SkyDrive instead of your local hard drive. SkyDrive is deeply embedded into the Windows 8 OS. This incredibly strict code of conduct could end up cutting off other services you depend on.Īnd another problem: Microsoft is pushing you to use SkyDrive in Windows 8 and Office 2013.
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