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One drive has a trash for the trash. I’m still not convinced those files are gone after the 2nd empty, I think they just don’t show the other trash cans
It's trash cans all the way down.
The cloud is just someone else's trash can
You know what they say, one man's trash...
Is another ones treature
Is another's CLOUD ☝️🤓
That's because our all file systems are god's trash can.
Outlook on Exchange is like this. You can delete stuff to the Deleted Items directory. If you delete it from there it goes into another area called 'Recover deleted items'.