[Windows Central Question]

Is there any option to login and logout from ONEDRIVE, I want some privacy of my gf pics :-p

[gapost]

On Android, you can under the OneDrive settings menu. I don't see that option on the WP version.

[Felix Bank]

Is there any option to login and logout from ONEDRIVE, I want some privacy of my gf pics :-p

Not sure. But if they are on OneDrive, then they aren't really private 😉

[anaskhan]

Windows Phone developer should check this and give user an oppurtunity about some privacy.

[Felix Bank]

Windows Phone developer should check this and give user an oppurtunity about some privacy.

Well Microsoft make the Application. And as far as security goes, Microsoft are well within their right to look at anything stored in your OneDrive should they feel a need too.

[Microsoftjunkie]

If those pics are nude, that goes against their policy and you might get your account suspended indefinitely.

[sachinpandey]

No, they aren't nude but I want to hide them from my parents and friends :D

[Microsoftjunkie]

How come you don't download a photo app with a pin lock and transfer those photos? Seems like your best solution.

I use this app, it's by MS


http://www.windowsphone.com/s?appid=...a-8b2715623604

[sachinpandey]

Oww, thankyou so much :)

[Felix Bank]

If those pics are nude, that goes against their policy and you might get your account suspended indefinitely.

They could be nude photos. Microsoft get suspicious when you start to share them, or put them in your public folder.

[Blkacesvf41]

The issue on this thread is that the OneDrive app should be updated with a simple and yet sorely needed feature, the ability to sign out of the app whenever you want to. Not whether the OP's pics are nude ones.

[Blkacesvf41]

They could be nude photos. Microsoft get suspicious when you start to share them, or put them in your public folder.

Is Microsoft the NSA now? They're your pictures, you can do whatever and share them with whoever you want! You only paying Microsoft for the cloud storage.

[Felix Bank]

Is Microsoft the NSA now? They're your pictures, you can do whatever and share them with whoever you want! You only paying Microsoft for the cloud storage.

They're not the NSA, but unlike proper encrypted Cloud Storage, like Tresorit for example, Microsoft can look at anything we store on OneDrive.