Security: Both Microsoft and Google's cloud platforms offer comparable security features like two-factor authentication, tiered file access, and encryption of in-transit and at-rest files.

Speed/bandwidth: Being cloud platforms, neither OneDrive nor Google Drive requires any space on your hard drive (though both offer the option of a desktop app for those who want to sync entire folders from a local drive to the cloud, and syncing does work differently for each app-more on that later). If you're looking for a tie-breaker between OneDrive and Google Drive, none of these will be it. Google Workspace Marketplace offers hundreds of native integrations with popular apps plus an 'apps to discover' section for uncovering new innovative integrations also integrates through Zapier Integrates with other Microsoft products and a very limited selection of third-party platforms integrates with thousands of apps through Zapier Standard folder hierarchy with different views plus a highly advanced search function for faster file search Standard folder hierarchy with multiple views like thumbnails and lists Offers automatic syncing with computer files, but doesn't utilize block-level copying and may take more time and bandwidth Offers automatic syncing with computer files block-level copying makes auto-syncing faster Include collaborative features like larger video meetings and advanced security features.

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