Microsoft announced major Microsoft 365 Education changes, retiring the free Office 365 A1 plan and 100TB shared storage pools starting in 2028.

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New Microsoft 365 storage changes replace the 6TB individual allocation with a shared 2TB pool for Family plans without lowering subscription prices.

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Discover the impact of the Microsoft 365 storage changes. Learn how the new 2TB shared OneDrive limit severely squeezes Family Plan users and their files.

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CISA warns the Viidure dashcam app leaks hardcoded cloud credentials (CVE-2026-96587) and public storage (CVE-2026-94204). The vendor has not responded.

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Dropbox's new terms bring inactive account deletion to 6 months from January 2027, plus same-email suspension linkage and a looser refund policy.

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