Google Storage Plan Increases to 1TB for Free

By: Seat Earnings

Soon every Google Workspace Individual account will come with 1 TB of secure cloud storage. You don’t have to lift a finger to get the upgraded storage: Every account will be automatically upgraded from their existing 15 GB of storage to 1 TB  

The quantum of data is increasing exponentially with the increase of usage. People need more storage space on their devices to save their files, emails, videos and images. Tech behemoth Google has announced to increase the storage limit to 1TB per individual account for free.

Earlier, the maximum limit for per user Google account was 15 GB that could be increased to more by purchasing the space. Now, users will automatically get the storage updated to 1TB. 

Soon every Google Workspace Individual account will come with 1 TB of secure cloud storage. You don’t have to lift a finger to get the upgraded storage: Every account will be automatically upgraded from their existing 15 GB of storage to 1 TB as we roll this out 

You can store over 100 file types in Drive, including PDFs, CAD files and images, and you can easily collaborate on and edit Microsoft Office files without converting them. 

Drive comes with built-in protections against malware, spam and ransomware so you don’t need to worry about accidentally opening the door to malware just by opening a doc, it added. 

It a single, integrated service from Google to provide one-in-all stop providing everything - Gmail, Chat, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Meet and more.   

You can create a secure collaboration space in Google Chat to keep everyone up-to-date, share ideas, and keep track of all your important info in one place, from videos and pictures of your last trip, to a Google Sheet of your family’s annual budget. 

Smart suggestions help you bring in recommended files and quickly include the right people with @-mentions, whether you’re drafting a message in Gmail to the whole group or scheduling a meeting invite in a shared Calendar. 

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