Google has announced that, as of June 1, 2021, all content has been added to Pay Content’s Photos Platform – regardless of quality – to the account holder’s 15GB of free storage. In addition, users will need to purchase more space by signing up for a Google One subscription. Thanks, until the deadline comes, it is still possible to upload an unlimited number of photos, which may not lead to future storage limits.
Currently, Google Photos stores high quality backup images free of charge and in unlimited numbers, although the files are slightly compressed to save on storage space. Videos over 1080p are also reformatted to HD (1080p). Only photos imported in their original quality are currently cut from the 15 GB free storage limit for Google Accounts, in addition, users will have to pay more.
From June 1, 2021, all new photos and videos uploaded – regardless of quality – will count towards the user’s allocated storage capacity. Once the free 15GB is used, users will need to sign up for Google One via a paid subscription, in order to store more photos online in their Google Account.
However, images uploaded before the cutoff fun date will not be included in the 15GB cap, so users can take advantage of the warning to upload their photo archives. After that, the choices will inevitably need to be taken by anyone hoping to stay within their 15GB of free storage.
Google One is the umbrella service for all of Google’s online storage facilities (Gmail, Drive and Photos). Various subscription plans are available for different storage space, starting at 1.99D (LR (RM 8.20)) per month for 100GB.
Note that owners of Google Pixel smartphones will enjoy free and unlimited storage space for all high-quality photos and videos uploaded from their device.
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