As TECHRUM reported late last year, Google announced that the unlimited storage plan on Google Photos will end June 2021, all uploaded photos will then count towards 15GB of Google Drive storage. free for users. That means users will have less than 3 weeks left to use the free Google Photos storage and sharing service.
Notably, although it's only 15GB, Google account storage will be shared with both Photos, Drive and Gmail, so what you can save on Google will now be extremely limited and the only way to go ahead. That procedure is to buy more storage on Google. At the present time, users should know how to minimize the amount of storage they are using on Google Photos or switch to other free storage platforms, such as Amazon Photos, Dropbox, etc. ... See more here:
Google says that once the change takes effect, more than 80% of users will still be able to store about three more years of anniversary photos with 15GB of their free storage. Google will notify users if they start reaching their free storage limit. When that happens, the user's only option will be to pay for the Google One plan for storage expansion for $ 1.99 / month (equivalent to $ 47,000) for 100GB, $ 2.99 / month for 200GB and $ 9.99 / month for 2TB. Google has also launched a tool to help users estimate how much free Google they are using, and how long their current storage plan will last, so readers can see more. here:
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