Public cloud services like Google One, Dropbox, etc. The 15GB storage limit is applicable to all media content, which you would store from 1 st June 2021 onwards. The photos and videos backed up before 1 st June 2021, won’t count toward your Google account storage. if you already have old photos and videos stored in your Google account, they are safe and you need not worry about it. You can also opt for a yearly subscription with about a 15% discount. Google will charge you about ₹130 for a 100GB Google One plan and that goes as high as ₹680 per month if you opt for 2TB storage. Prices as on 31st May 2021 (Source – Google) Another way is to buy more storage within Google Drive or upgrade to Google One, to get more storage space alongside additional benefits. If you don’t want to spend money then, delete some files from your storage and go below the 15GB limit. There are two direct ways to overcome this issue. Once you cross the 15GB limit, you will not be able to send or receive emails or upload files to Google Drive or Google Photos. The free 15GB storage space is shared across Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos. You can read more information about Google Photos’ storage policy here. Google has already made an official announcement that it is going to charge you in case you exhaust your free 15GB limit. Now, starting 1 st June 2021, Google’s unlimited storage is going away. Unlimited means, how much as you want up to a maximum of 16 megapixels. Those were the days when Google used to provide free unlimited cloud storage to store and manage the photos you captured on your phone.
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