Author: Justin Pot / Source: How-To Geek
Google used to routinely increase their free storage offerings, from 1GB in 2004 all the way up to 15GB in 2013. Since then the free quota hasn’t increased.
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Jordan Novet, writing for CNBC, thinks this is a problem for the company.
He recently ran out of free storage; here he is talking about his options:I could clear up space by deleting emails (email takes up much more of my space than photos or files) or moving some data around to other Google accounts. Or I could move them to services from other providers like Microsoft, which I pay $99.99 per year for the Office 365 suite that includes Outlook for email and OneDrive for storage.
The simpler thing to do would be to pull out my credit card and start paying Google.
That would go against…
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