1TB of extra storage can be purchased for $9.99 a month. If you are using OneDrive as Office 365 subscriber, you can now purchase additional storage in chunks of 200GB starting at $1.99 per month. iCloud, Google Drive, and Dropbox do not support 2FA-protected folders yet, the report added. Microsoft appears to be one of the first companies to add such a feature to its Cloud storage. It will be available to all markets by the end of the year.
The tech behemoth is rolling out this feature to the web version of OneDrive, the iOS and Android mobile apps, and Windows 10 PCs it is however, only rolling out to Australia, New Zealand, and Canada for the time being. Microsoft is seemingly the first cloud-storage provider to include such a feature. Microsoft says a user can store as many files, up to the OneDrive storage limit. There is no limit on how many files can be uploaded to the Personal Vault. The feature will be particularly useful to store sensitive documents like passport, financial documents, and more. If you store files in the new Personal Vault area, you'll be prompted for an additional code each time you access them via the web, PC, or mobile devices, The Verge reported on Tuesday. The new OneDrive Personal Vault feature will be protected by an additional step of identity verification, such as a PIN, fingerprint/facial authentication, or a two-factor authentication (2FA) code. The existing subscribers will automatically get the extra storage. The company has also tweaked the $1.99 monthly OneDrive standalone storage plan to now offer 100GB of space, up from 50GB earlier.
The software giant has announced new paid OneDrive Personal plans for OneDrive customers and Office 365 consumer subscribers and its OneDrive Personal Vault feature. The consumer version of Microsoft's OneDrive Cloud storage service is getting a new security option and new storage plans.
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