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    I just migrated from Windows (lifelong user) to a Macbook Air. I have a paid subscription to MS365.  I use One Drive, I don’t have everything in there, but I use it, all the time, on my devices (IOS, Macbook, Laptop b4 that).

    I did the Apple Setup and when afterwards, I was checking things out, I noticed on One Drive Info (highlight in Finder, right click, Get Info) under “Sharing & Permissions” at the bottom, “Everyone” had read-only access and it said “You have custom access”.  I had never set anything.  I did something to look at that access and I don’t recall what, but a second “Everyone” permission popped up with “Custom” access. So that kinda bothered me bc I didn’t know what it was. I don’t have other users aside from me, the Admin, but, what is “custom” access?? I called Apple support, they said just leave it, but of course I couldn’t do that! So I changed “Everyone” with custom access to ‘read only’ and it morphed into “donna mac Me Read & Write” access.  NOW I’m thinking I broke something.

    Long story short, what should permissions be for One drive?  How can I change it, do I have to change it? I couldn’t find anything about ‘custom’ access online.  I updated a document on the Mac and it synced immediately to my Ipad, so that’s working, but I was thinking when it first setup, it set some kind of “Custom” access that I’ve now lost….. but I don’t know……. thanks! Donna

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