This simple Gmail trick gave me another 15GB of storage for free - and I didn't lose any files
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from ZDNET1 month ago
The generous 15GB of storage Google offers with new accounts can fill up quickly, especially due to videos and pictures stored in Google Drive and Photos.
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To save space and avoid the pain of manually deleting emails, using Google Takeout is a recommended approach for backing up important emails before starting fresh.
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While Google provides a free 15GB of initial storage, options like upgrading to Google One for additional storage are available, but backing up files can be an effective free alternative.
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Back up your emails to an external hard drive before cleaning up your inbox. Google Takeout allows you to export your data easily, ensuring you don’t lose important mails.
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