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DLP is a powerful feature in Office 365 that can help you create and manage large, complex documents more effectively. In this article, we’ll explore which Office 365 plans include DLP, and we’ll provide a brief overview of how to use DLP to manage your documents.

Office 365 Home and Personal includes DLP by default. Office 365 Business and Office 365 University Business plans also include DLP, but you must purchase additional DLP licenses.

To use DLP, you first need to create a container. A container is a named, hierarchical folder where you can store your documents.

You can create a container in the Office 365 File Storage service, or you can use an external storage service like Dropbox or Google Drive.

Once you have created a container, you can add your documents to it. You can add your documents manually, or you can use the Office 365 DLP Add-in for Microsoft Word and Excel.

Once you have added your documents to the container, you can use the DLP features to manage them. You can add metadata to your documents, such as file properties and dates.

You can also use the DLP features to preview and edit your documents.

DLP is a powerful feature that can help you manage your documents more effectively. Office 365 plans that include DLP by default are great options for home users, but you’ll need to purchase additional licenses if you’re using Office 365 Business or Office 365 University Business.