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skinned66

macrumors 65816
Feb 11, 2011
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More specifically they raised the camera roll bonus from 3GB to 15GB.

The default is still 15GB. Referrals still stay at 0.5 per up to 5GB.

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gochi

macrumors 6502
Mar 31, 2011
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can anyone comment how dropbox and microsoft even go on about gettin storage space?

really curious

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More specifically they raised the camera roll bonus from 3GB to 15GB.

The default is still 15GB. Referrals still stay at 0.5 per up to 5GB.

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30 gigs is a lot!

i think dropbox you only get about 500mb storage space to start
 

maflynn

macrumors Haswell
May 3, 2009
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Looks like I have it too, but then I have over a terabyte of storage :eek:

I have a 1 TB for being a 365 subscriber, 100GB thanks to Bing rewards, 15GB free storage at sign up, and 15GB for my camera roll.

I can't say that I'm using it, and I suppose that's MS's hope, i.e., offer the storage but expect only a fraction of people to fully consumer the space.
 

Weaselboy

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Jan 23, 2005
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https://blog.onedrive.com/new-onedrive-storage-plans/

From here it looks like any OneDrive account is 30GB free now. Not clear what you mean by your comment?

15 gigs for me.

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I just set up OneNote for the Mac and it's 15 gigs. If i set up OneNote on IOS, then i'll get the extra 15 gigs for a total of 30 gigs.

Odd. If you click the link from my post up top now it is just a blog post from June 23 talking about 15GB free. When I linked it and made my post that was a current blog entry talking about everybody getting 30GB. Sounds like there is some confusion and they took down the blog post about the 30GB free. I don't use OneNote, but do have the OneDrive account linked to my Xbox profile, so maybe they gave me the extra 15GB for that.
 
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