These are single line users trying to exploit giant Corp. Yes that is exploitation too. They are not business users. They are exploiters trying to get the same benefit that someone with general use cases is offered.

If restaurant offers a person an all you can eat buffet, and that person sits for 4 hours in an online eating competition, that person definitely has abused the offer made. Doesn't matter the contract's fine print.

> Doesn't matter the contract's fine print.

of course it does, this is the entire basis of Western business

you write contract that benefits the other party more than yourself? well, tough shit

the company offered unlimited storage in a freely offered contract in exchange for money

their counterparty paid them and is expecting to have unlimited storage to use

the only person being immoral here is the entity that marketed their service as unlimited when they had no intention of providing it

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you have a complete misunderstanding of how contracts work in common law countries