Gmail's free storage is about to shrink — but only if you skip one step

MakeUseOf·May 14

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Google may be reducing the free storage limit for new Gmail accounts from 15GB to 5GB. However, it appears that users may be able to retain the 15GB limit if they take a certain step, possibly providing a phone number. The change is reportedly being tested or considered, but its details and implementation are not yet clear.

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