What is Google One and how does it work?

When you sign up for Gmail or Google Drive, you get 15 GB of storage space for your files. However, you can increase your storage space depending on the number and volume of files you want to store. This is where Google One comes in. The latter is a subscription formula that gives you more space to store your files.

If you'd like to know more about Google One, this information will be your guide!

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What is Google One?

Google is a subscription-based system that gives you more storage space on Google Drive, Gmail and Google Photos. Free storage capacity is 15 GB for Google Drive, Gmail and Photos.

If you subscribe to Google One, you'll benefit from a total storage space of over 100 GBdepending on your offer. You'll also enjoy other additional benefits with the Google One subscription package. You'll also get support from Google experts.

So if you want more storage space, take advantage of the offers and promotions offered by Google One.

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How much storage capacity does the Google One plan offer?

Depending on your promotion and of the offer you have chosenIn addition to the 15 GB offered by Google Drive, Gmail and Photos, you'll also benefit from a new storage space. After the offer expires, the total storage space will revert to 15 GB, in other words, it will return to its original form.

How to use Google One?

If you are not a Google One member, you will be able to save data via your Android or iOS phone. As a result, you'll be able to free up space in your Google account through a storage manager.

The great thing about Google One is that when you sign up for a subscription package, you'll have access to exclusive features, including :

  • Additional storage space in the Cloud,
  • Support from Google's team of experts,
  • Other member benefits.

What are Google One plans and pricing?

As mentioned above, when you create a Google Account, you will receive 15 GB of free storage space freefor Google Drive, Gmail and Google Photos. From €1.99 per month, you'll get 100 GB of storage space. If this plan isn't enough for you, there are still other formulas and tariffs offered by Google One. In fact, you can get up to 30TB at €299.99 a month. Here are the price plans offered by Google One:

  • For 100 GB: €1.99/month
  • For 200 GB: €2.99/month
  • For 2 TB: €9.99 / month
  • For 10 TB: €99.99 / month
  • 20 TB: €199.99 / month
  • 30 TB: €299.99 /month

Once you have chosen a plan, you can create a group to add family members.

Would it be possible to share his Google One subscription?

You can share your Google One subscription with up to 5 family members, at no extra cost. The total number of Google One users is therefore 6.to add or of delete other members when you create a family group. Then, if you already have a Google Family Group, it will be possible to share your Google One package with other members of that group.

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