On Tue, Feb 24, 2015 at 5:56 PM, PeterK <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> icrosoft has updated its data retention policy for Exchange Online,
> tweaking it such that deleted items will not be permanently erased by
> default. Businesses that prefer otherwise will need to put together a
> policy specifically for that.
>
> "With this update, the length of time items remain in the Deleted Items
> folder is extended to indefinitely or according to the duration set by your
> administrator," noted
> <
> http://blogs.office.com/2015/02/20/extended-email-retention-deleted-items-office-365/
> >
> a new blog post on the official Office Blogs.
>

So the natural assumption is this will increase the volume of storage for
clients, which increases the cost of storage, so unless someone consciously
does something, their costs will start rising?

Isn't it typical that if a 'service provider' institutes a change (on their
end) the practice is to NOT change the game state the customer works in
without them opting IN for a change that increases cost, instead of for
them to opt OUT???

-- 
Larry
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