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In a statement to Android Authority, Google confirmed it is testing a new storage policy that offers reduced free storage in select regions.

Google may soon restrict the standard 15GB free cloud storage benefit to phone number verified accounts, potentially affecting users with multiple accounts ...

We asked our readers how they feel about Google's new 5GB Gmail test. The votes and comments indicate a deep community divide ...

Google is altering its storage policy for new Gmail accounts, limiting free storage to 5GB unless users verify their phone ...

Google is offering new Gmail users a free upgrade in some regions — a 300% uplift in email and photo storage. But there’s a catch. Those users are given just 5GB initially — not the usual 15GB. To ...

Google has confirmed it is testing a change to free storage for new user accounts on Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Photos, though the rollout remains limited to select regions.

Google has recently begun testing a new policy in which users in certain regions who sign up for Gmail accounts receive only 5GB of free storage.

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Google is reportedly testing a reduction in free cloud storage for some new Gmail users, lowering the limit from 15 GB to 5 GB. According to a recent report by Android Authority, some newly created ...

Google may reduce free cloud storage for new accounts from 15GB to 5GB unless users link a phone number during signup, affecting Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Photos storage access.