Apple's iCloud offers seamless cloud storage, but the free tier is paltry. Here's how you just maximize your storage with ...

And now you can back up some of that data to Google’s cloud storage service, Google One, even if you aren’t on one of the company’s paid plans, which start at $1.99 for 100GB of storage.

The introduction of Google One brought about not only more cloud storage options but also offered a means for users to back up the nitty gritty of their Android phone. While dedicated apps like ...

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Google One is the way to go if you use your Google account to back up lots of personal data, in which case Gmail will only occupy a fraction of that space. That means paying $1.99 to $9.99 monthly ...

Secondly, back up your data using Google Takeout before deleting anything. Google Takeout allows you to select specific content, like emails, Drive files, or Photos, and download them as a backup.

Google Photos offers 15GB of storage for free, which should be sufficient if you’re only planning to back up your very favorite photos. Get daily insight, inspiration and deals in your inbox ...

Like many veteran internet users, I have had my Google Account for a long time. More than a decade in, I’m running out of my free 15GB of storage, and most of that space is taken up by Gmail.

You'd think that if you have a family set up and you've purchased extra storage on Google One that things would just work. But you would be wrong. There's still another switch you have to flip to ...

Choosing the option to set an automatic backup schedule only lasts for one year. In that year, you’ll end up getting 6 different backups sent to you through Google services.

Fortunately, Google lets you back up images in original quality, though that is going to impact your cloud storage. Backed-up photos take very little time to pull up and view, though you’ll need ...