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This rubber paragraph is of course wonderful to apply to OneDrive content. Don't publicly display or use the Services to share inappropriate content or material (involving, for example, nudity, bestiality, pornography, offensive language, graphic violence, or criminal activity). Martin explicitly refers to Section 3 (Code of Conduct.) of the Microsoft Service Agreement, which every owner of a Microsoft account accepts when setting up a Microsoft account: Martin Geuß has therefore taken up this topic again and links to his German article at Dr. Konto-Sperrfalle OneDrive: Vorsicht vor dem Upload privater Fotos

Now it has long been known that Microsoft scans the OneDrive contents for corresponding material, which the company believes is illegal or undesirable. Martin Geuß noticed that people affected had uploaded large amounts of photos to their OneDrive before the sudden block. The second reason for a block might be content on OneDrive. But I had mentioned in my old blog post Stop: Arbitrary blocking of Microsoft Accounts VPN accesses as one reason. Martin and I are driven by the question why Microsoft seems to block accounts arbitrarily? The users affected didn't get a reason why the account has been shut down. A user facing this block, no longer exists. I have it picked up in my blog post Stop: Arbitrary blocking of Microsoft Accounts. And this is no joke, it happens – since 2019 we have collected over 40 cases. Martin Geuß and myself have discovered that Microsoft can block such an account for life at any time and without warning. in a private environment is taking a risk. Whoever acquires a (free) Microsoft account for Windows 10, OneDrive, OneNote, Skype, Office, Teams etc. Problem: Microsoft account suddenly blocked The background is that I am coordinating with my Windows Insicer MVP colleague Martin Geuß on this issue. I'm taking up the topic of 'blocking Microsoft accounts' again, which has been bogged down here in the blog for quite some time.