From today, Google has implemented a new rule, after which money will have to be paid for its special service. In addition, many users fear that they may lose access to photos and videos that were previously safely stored on Google Photos.
Unlimited free cloud storage on Google Photos is ending on June 1, ie from today. Google announced last year that it was now monetizing Photo Drive, and would charge users a nominal fee for using the cloud storage service. With the new rules coming into effect from today, many users fear they may lose access to photos and videos that were stored safely on Google Photos until now.
Users who have stored less than 15GB of media content on Google Photos can sit comfortably. Users who have stored more than 15GB of media content are now worried about losing their data and they started downloading their photos and videos from Google Photos long back.
Google Photos was launched 6 years ago on May 28, 2015. This was a photo sharing and storage service. Since then it was kept free for all users, that is, they could upload high quality photos and videos on it. But from this month, Google will now give you 15 GB of cloud storage free, in which the same space will be available for all Google products. But now for more than 15 GB of space on Google, you will have to subscribe to Google’s Google One. Let’s know about the plan.
Know about Google One subscription plan…
According to the subscription plan of Google’s Google One, Rs 1499 will have to be paid annually for 100 GB of storage. If you want, you can also take it on a monthly basis, for that the company has fixed a charge of Rs 149. If you store more data, then you will also have a plan of 200 GB, in which you can choose between an annual payment of Rs 2199 or a monthly payment of Rs 219.
Apart from this, Google has placed a subscription offer of Rs 7500 for 2TB annual plan and Rs 749 for monthly. If you want, you can also take plans up to Rs 10TB-3249, Rs 20TB-6500, Rs 30TB-9700.
