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I can't figure out to which account the OneDrive in Finder applies. I've logged into all of my OneDrive accounts via my browser to see if the files I moved to OneDrive from my Mac are there, and they are not. I don't even have the OneDrive app installed. As a Location, it was already in Finder.
You'll also find Drop Box folder but it's useless unless you install the app.
As oneDrive is Microsoft and not a default app, removing the folder is relatively risk free as long as the app itself is gone. But if you have a OneDrive account and have visited it on the web and signed in, the folder may be a result of you logging into your account.
If you had OneDrive installed and deleted it, the folder may just be a "leftover" from an incomplete uninstall.
Things like this is just one of the reason I abandoned OD in favor of iCloud Drive ... even on our old Windows box.
You'll also find Drop Box folder but it's useless unless you install the app.
As oneDrive is Microsoft and not a default app, removing the folder is relatively risk free as long as the app itself is gone. But if you have a OneDrive account and have visited it on the web and signed in, the folder may be a result of you logging into your account.
If you had OneDrive installed and deleted it, the folder may just be a "leftover" from an incomplete uninstall.
Things like this is just one of the reason I abandoned OD in favor of iCloud Drive ... even on our old Windows box.
OneDrive on MacBook Pro
