Has Microsoft considered not forcing one drive?

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This is the third time I've had to move my documents out of one drive, and each time it's had some arbitrary thing preventing me from doing it easily. So my question is, why is it on by default? Why can't I shut it off WITHOUT paying for Microsoft 365? How am I possibly taking up too much space in 365 (which is why I had to buy it because it lock your account) when I NEVER wanted ANYTHING to be in one drive? I see a billion questions from all kinds of people asking how to fix their documents folder, I don't know if they're trying that hard to get us to buy some **** or what, but setting up a n

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