My free 15Gb storage plan is now listed as having 17Gb of storage!
This information is accessed from the Storage Settings screen.
-i
Google adds 2Gb of free storage to those who updated their security settings
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Back at the beginning of February I wrote about how to get 2Gb of extra storage for your Google account. In that article I also said that Google would be adding this storage at a later stage. It looks like they've come through on their promise.
My free 15Gb storage plan is now listed as having 17Gb of storage!
This information is accessed from the Storage Settings screen.
-i
My free 15Gb storage plan is now listed as having 17Gb of storage!
This information is accessed from the Storage Settings screen.
-i
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