After a month of the free trial, an email reminded me to upgrade to 'pay as you go' and add a payment method (credit card) to continue to use the free services for a year. I did so. But I did not have much use for the free trial - I had tested it out for downloading from 1and1's cloud platform IONOS which some collaborators had used, and which was timing out using BSNL fiber due to downloading at around 30 Mbps. Similarly, Google Drive shared files also would time out after an hour or so.
I had found that the workaround of using rclone was a better and easier alternative to (a) create a free trial (b) create a VM (c) download on the VM (d) download from the VM to my local machine.
So, when I got an email from Microsoft saying that all Azure logins would need multi-factor authentication (MFA), I thought I would just delete the Azure free trial subscription and the associated microsoft account.
For this,
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity/users/directory-delete-howto
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