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Microsoft’s OneDrive also moves deleted files instead of actually removing them. In keeping with a Windows’ theme, deleted files can be found in the “Recycle bin.”
The recycle bin is found in the bottom-left corner of the navigation pane.
Once you’ve opened the recycle bin, again you may be a little surprised at just how many files you thought were gone, are still hanging around....

Google Drive sports a much more conventional method of deleting files: Trash. You can delete a file from anywhere on your Drive though it will be technically moved to the Trash.
To restore that file, you’ll first need to click the “Trash” icon on the location sidebar. You might be surprised to see all the files you once thought were gone, still sitting there....

Cloud services are all basically the same, upload your files, and they sync to other clients connected to it. Sometimes accidents still happen and the wrong files are deleted. Luckily, deleted files aren’t always gone forever.
Dropbox keeps deleted files differently than Google or Microsoft. With Dropbox, there is no Trash or Recycle Bin, instead the files are deleted but aren’t moved from their location. More accurately, the files are simply hidden. Thus, when you want to...

We put our files in the cloud to make things easier – we can access them anywhere and it’s our cloud storage provider’s job to keep them safe, not ours. But it doesn’t matter how reliable a cloud storage service is if you delete a file from your cloud...