OneDrive will finally let you import your Google Drive, Dropbox files (APK teardown)
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Microsoft is working on the ability to import files from other cloud services, according to an Android Authority teardown.
It looks like OneDrive will specifically let you import files from Google Drive, Google Photos, and Dropbox.
OneDrive is one of the better Google Drive competitors, offering competitive prices as part of Microsoft 365 subscriptions. What if you want to transfer your files from a rival cloud storage service to OneDrive, though? There’s no easy way to do this right now, but our own APK teardown suggests Microsoft is working on a solution.
A teardown of the OneDrive v7.4 Beta 1 app for Android reveals strings suggesting that Microsoft is working on the ability to let you import files from other cloud-sharing services. The strings all contain the name “import_cloud_files,” while some of them even name Google Drive, Google Photos, and Dropbox as supported services.
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