Microsoft OneDrive: The Enable OCSI for Tenants group policy is being removed

Microsoft OneDrive is removing the "Enable OCSI for Tenants" group policy in order to ensure the smooth communication between Microsoft Office and Microsoft OneDrive. This will remove the group policy that can disable existing features such as autosave, version history, real-time user collaboration, and merging in the case of conflicts. The change will roll out from April 2025, and users should be informed about its benefits. End-users can take advantage of OneDrive features such as autosave, real-time user collaboration, and merging in the case of conflicts once OCSI is enabled. There is no admin action required before the rollout. Organizations can update their documentation and notify their users about this change, especially if the policy is disabled, and educate them about autosave, real-time user collaboration, and merging in the case of M365 application conflicts. This change will affect users globally, including GCC, GCC High, and DoD. This message is associated with the Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 429874.

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