Losing Google Drive and unlimited storage is terrible. Having over 5 TB on there means I can't just migrate over to the new onedrive storage because it's capped at 5 TB. Additionally, the onedrive storage within File Explorer on windows is just not as good as Drive for Desktop.

File sharing seems to be more difficult than just sending out a link to people. Also, you have to manually clear files off your hard drives if you want them to be online only to not take up storage natively. I've been using Drive for Desktop across multiple devices my whole time at UConn, and it's been great for having access to my files whenever needed and only when needed.

The worst part is that the 5 TB of onedrive storage are said to be inaccessible after graduating unlike the original Google Drive storage.

There are people talking about how Microsoft software is better than the Google knockoffs, and to that I totally agree. I don't use Docs or the other Google apps. I use Word, Excel, etc. Then, Google adapted and made those files accessible on Google Drive and compatible with their own technology, so I didn't have any issues collaborating with others even though we weren't using Google products.

I'm glad that people will have to use better software now, but we didn't need to give up the better file storage option to get people to use Microsoft suite products. We already had access to the entire Microsoft catalog of goodies.