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"Microsoft is making it easier for mobile users of its OneDrive cloud storage platform to access both business and personal files simultaneously.\nThe company plans to roll out improvements to its OneDrive app on Android, iOS and Windows Phone on Thursday.\nSee also: 8 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do With Google Drive\nThe biggest updates will be to OneDrive's Android app, which will allow users to access files from both personal and work accounts. The app will distinguish which account each file belongs to in order to avoid potential mixups, but users can view and back up files to both accounts.\nMicrosoft will also add an extra layer of security to the Android app with the ability to set a four-digit PIN that can be required to restrict access to individual files or the entire app.\n\nImage:  MicrosoftThese updates will roll out to the iOS and Windows Phone app in the \"coming months,\" but the iOS and Windows Phone apps weren't totally ignored. Each also got minor improvements of its own Thursday.\nOn the iOS side, Microsoft will add search to both the iPhone and iPad OneDrive app. The update will also add the All Photos view, which allows users to view all their photos stored in OneDrive at once in chronological order.\nThe Windows Phone app update will add support for OneDrive's recycle bin so users can view and restore deleted files and folders without having to open OneDrive's desktop app. \nAs with many of its software offerings, Microsoft is taking suggestions for future changes and improvements from users on its User Voice page.\nHave something to add to this story? Share it in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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