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Microsoft plans to roll it out to all OneDrive on the Web, mobile and Windows 10 users by the end of calendar 2019.

Microsoft will be making Personal Vault available 'soon' to those using OneDrive on the Web, with its mobile OneDrive app and/or on a Windows 10 PC, starting first in Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

Multiple folders are supported as part of the feature.

But users can opt to put any or even all of their documents, photos and videos (up to their storage limit) in Personal Vault if they so choose. Microsoft execs suggested the Personal Vault would be a good place to store things like photos of a driver's license, insurance documents or passport. Users will be able to use the OneDrive mobile app to scan documents, take pictures or shoot video directly into Personal Vault without having to go through the Camera Roll. Users can set a time when the Personal Vault will automatically relock after a period of inactivity.

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The Personal Vault is a protected area in OneDrive that users will only be able to access with a second source of identity verification such as their fingerprint, face, PIN, Microsoft Authenticator app or code sent via email or SMS. Microsoft also is adding a new security feature to OneDrive consumer that it's calling OneDrive Personal Vault. It took a long time to analyze sustainable service goals.' He also said that Microsoft doesn't want Office 365 users to see OneDrive as simply a place for backup the company wants to position OneDrive as part of the integrated Office 365 service. 'When we did the original 1TB, there was a lot of analysis about what was right for customers and our partners. 'We've been evaluating this for quite a while,' Patton said. I asked why it took Microsoft so long to add the paid storage options to OneDrive consumer. (Thanks to Neowin's Rich Woods for that last bit of clarification.) For those who have multiple users with 1TB each under their Office 365 Home plan, only the primary account holder is eligible for the extra storage purchase. These new additional storage options will be made available worldwide 'in the coming months,' Patton said. The new total maximum of storage that Microsoft is making available is 2TB there are currently no plans to offer more, said Seth Patton, General Manager of Microsoft 365. These users are going to be able to buy more storage in 200 GB increments for $1.99 per month, up to 1TB of additional storage for $9.99 per month. As part of their current Office 365 Home or Personal subscriptions, users already get 1TB of OneDrive storage per user for no additional cost. Microsoft also finally is enabling Office 365 consumer subscribers to buy more OneDrive storage. The extra storage will be added 'soon' to those users accounts without them needing to take any action, officials said. Now these users will get 100 GB of cloud storage for the same $1.99 a month fee. Microsoft is increasing the storage baseline for OneDrive Personal users who currently pay $1.99 a month for 50 GB of storage. OneDrive: Which one is better for your business? On June 25, Microsoft announced new paid OneDrive Personal plans for OneDrive consumer customers and Office 365 consumer subscribers and its OneDrive Personal Vault feature. Microsoft is bringing new storage plan and security options to the consumer version of its OneDrive cloud storage service.

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