Are the 1TB hard drive and the 16 64GB USB sticks that add up to the same disk space the same thing? The difference is how you use them and what you can do with them. Saying OneDrive and OneDrive for Business are the same is like saying USB thumb drives and SSD drives are the same because they both use flash memory. About the only thing they have in common is being cloud storage you might as well say Dropbox and Box are the same. OneDrive for Business even has different limitations of what characters you can use in file names. The OneDrive for Business site is a prettied-up SharePoint interface. The OneDrive website has photo features such as albums and Facebook posting. If you have a business Office 365 subscription - either the popular enterprise plans which include both the business Office clients and the Office servers in the cloud, or even the business Office 365 plans that only include the cloud servers such as Exchange online but not the desktop Office clients such as Word - the free user storage you get is OneDrive for Business. Only consumer Office 365 subscribers - the people who are buying the consumer Office client with a bundle of consumer services - get any free OneDrive storage. Before business subscribers get excited - and before IT admins get concerned about employees being encouraged to put work documents on a consumer cloud storage account the business can't audit - that's not what's happening.
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