Redirect your important Mac folders (Desktop, Documents and Pictures) to OneDrive with KFM for Mac.Īnd if you decide to perform a device refresh, you don’t need to worry about losing user data. In addition, your users will be able to securely share their data within and outside their organization, increasing collaboration. KFM will also enable your macOS users to access their most important files across different devices and applications with no disruption to productivity, because their content is automatically synced to OneDrive. This means that people using OneDrive on the latest version of macOS can continue using folders they ’re familiar with to do their daily work and be assured that their data is backed up and secure. We have been actively working to address your request to enable Known Folder Move (KFM) support for macOS, and we ’re thrilled to announce that soon you ’ll be able to roll out KFM for your macOS users and redirect their Desktop, Documents, and Pictures folders to OneDrive. Note: OneDrive is currently available using Rosetta 2 on M1 -powered Macs. We are thrilled to announce that later this year, we will be updating OneDrive for Mac to run natively on M1 -powered Macs. This means that OneDrive will take full advantage of the performance improvements on M1, making you even more productive on the latest iMac, MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and Mac mini. Today, we ’re excited to share some of the updates and improvements we ’re in the process of making to OneDrive running on Apple products to help people be more productive no matter where they are. W e have been working closely with Apple to ensure we ’re providing a great user experience in OneDrive on Apple products, whether people are using OneDrive to keep their work files synced and protected or to store and share their personal files and photos in the cloud. As hybrid and remote work continue, many organizations are giving employees flexibility to choose not only where they work but also the devices they use to get work done.
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