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If they are admitting this about their corporate customers, then that probably means the free personal storage has been compromised at least as long, if not longer.

I always wonder if these leaks are intentional exposures at the request of some intelligence agencies. Intelligence agency can't legally get the data but if they can convince someone at one of these big data cloud service companies to inadvertently make the data exposed and they're notified of it they can suck all that data down in a second. Imagine what you could do with the invoice records and all the other payroll and stuff records of 65,000 corporations. I mean you would pretty much know every detail of their business. I hope Tesla and other people didn't use this damn system.

Come to think of it if there was a specific company you wanted to find out everything about you could disguise your intentions by having all this data leaked and then you could suck down just what you wanted and no one would realize that you are actually going after the records of a certain company.

You can't avoid microshit365. If you try to run your own email server then they have a dozens of scams cooked where you end up blacklisted anyway. Eventually your time spent fighting the good fight greatly exceeds the value of keeping basic email functionality.

Zoho might be worth a shot.

cloud is 'free', it comes with a price, the same with the 'free' windows 10 and 11

So many big company data center hacks lately i think they are inside jobs