I recently realized my OneDrive files on iOS were not in sync with my OneDrive.cloud or OneDrive.mac.
I fixed it with a sign-in/sign out and pause/restart type maneuver.
Reminds me yet again -- the vast majority of people have no hope of managing their computing environment.
John Gordon /
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2024-08-24 17:15:26
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