Microsoft OneDrive wants to back up everything. You don’t have to let it
THE SO WHAT
OS-level cloud backup defaults are quietly reshaping where your operational data lives and who can access it. Treat OneDrive’s ‘back up everything’ prompts as a governance decision—standardize policies now so endpoints don’t drift into accidental data exfil and compliance risk.
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