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Streamer claims Microsoft “deleted” his account because it was hacked (www.dexerto.com)
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Microsoft is facing fresh criticism over its handling of user accounts after another customer claimed the company permanently deleted their Microsoft account.

Streamer Joshua Khane shared the situation on X, claiming Microsoft deleted both his account and associated OneDrive storage even after confirming he was the account’s owner and that it had been compromised.

In the post, he wrote: “Microsoft deleted my account and OneDrive!!?? After acknowledging that I’m the owner of the account and that it was compromised? 25 f****** years of data, thousands of euros spent on games?? My son’s baby pictures? gone.”

He continued: “All because Microsoft couldn’t bring back a compromised account?? One of the biggest companies ever couldn’t do that, so they just deleted that s*** like it was nothing?? F****** shame on you!!”

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[–] Zarobi@aussie.zone 0 points 13 hours ago (1 children)

That makes sense. I can't imagine what kind of stuff you'd back up that has so much storage needs though. My use case is I have 1 main PC at all times, I don't even have 2 computers, and my phone. I want everything locally on my PC in case DropBox dies, and I want it on the cloud in case my PC dies. I only really use like 10GB of storage, and only that much because I put all my music on there too

[–] GoatSynagogue@lemmy.world 2 points 6 hours ago (1 children)

Mostly 50+ years of family photos and home videos, from converted VHS tapes, to thousands of 4K60 HDR videos.

I have it all on my RAID DAS, but I also have it on no less than 3 cloud backup services. With the cost of local storage these days I trust my cloud backups a lot more than local.

[–] Zarobi@aussie.zone 0 points 4 hours ago

I made the mistake of using Google Photos before they became evil, and now I have a huge job on my to-do list to migrate all those photos

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