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# What is OneDrive KFM?

Learn about OneDrive Known Folder Move (KFM), its benefits, and how to configure it for macOS devices.

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OneDrive is a cloud storage service provided by Microsoft that allows users to store files and data online.
{% endhint %}

OneDrive Known Folder Move (KFM) allows the redirection of common folders to OneDrive, ensuring they are automatically backed up and accessible from any device and browser. On macOS, KFM supports the redirection of the following folders:

```
~/Desktop
~/Documents
```

To activate KFM on macOS, multiple Intune profiles are required. The specific profiles and configuration steps are detailed on the next page: [Configure KFM](/onedrive-known-folder-move-kfm/configure-kfm.md)


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