Google may be cutting free Gmail storage for new accounts down to 5GB

Android Central·May 14

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Google may be reducing the free storage limit for new Gmail accounts to 5GB, down from the current 15GB. It is reported that users may be able to retain the full 15GB of storage if they provide certain information, such as a phone number. The impact of this change on existing users and the specifics of the new policy are not clear.

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