In honor of Safer Internet Day, Microsoft is offering 100GB of free OneDrive storage space for 2 years if you sign up for their Bing Rewards program.

Even if you sign up for Bing Rewards right now only to claim the free OneDrive storage, you can get it. You can also grab a separate free 100GB for one year if you use Dropbox, too.

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Through their Bing Rewards program, Microsoft is offering users access to 100GB of OneDrive storage for a two-year period. The offer is good until the end of February.

Microsoft is encouraging users to try its Bing and OneDrive services by offering them 100 GB of free cloud storage for one year.

Get 100GB of OneDrive storage for two years, for free How much does Microsoft want you to sign up for Bing Rewards? About 100 gigabytes' worth.

If you are a Bing Rewards member and have a few hundred points laying around collecting dust, you can use them to remove the ads on your Outlook.com screen.

Microsoft has rebranded Bing Rewards to "Microsoft Rewards", and has made major changes as well, including the introduction of new methods to earn redeemable credit - now known as "points".

To celebrate the launch of OneDrive, Bing and OneDrive are offering users 100GB storage space for a year. How? New and Existing Bing Rewards members can get an extra 100GB storage for just 100 ...

K-12 classrooms, teachers, parents, or anyone who uses Bing for Schools will earn Bing Rewards that they can use to get free Surface RT tablets for schools.

It's pretty easy to get the Bing Rewards points you need for Microsoft's 100GB OneDrive offer. Microsoft I can't pass up an opportunity to make fun of Microsoft, so let's dive right in.