Increase Gmail space for free | unlimited storage of Gmail Photos

Gmail's storage is over, so you can increase space for free like this, know its complete process

At present, usually every person has a personal to professional Gmail account. But now the unlimited storage of Gmail Photos is running out. In such a situation, the mail sent to you may get bounced when 15GB of storage is over. To avoid this, users should keep their mail box clean from time to time, so that unnecessary mail can be deleted. However, it is very difficult to select an e-mail one by one and then delete it. In such a situation, we are telling you how to delete email in an extremely easy way to increase the space of Gmail.

15GB of storage is available for these services of Google

Actually each Gmail account is provided with up to 15GB of storage, which it has to share with Gmail, Google Photos, Google Drive. In this way you can increase the extra space by deleting Gmail's unnecessary mail.

This is the whole process

• The user must first open a Gmail account.
• After this, you have to type "has: attachment larger: 10M" in the search bar.
• Then more than 10MB file will be searched.
• This way you can delete more than 10MB of unnecessary mail simultaneously.
• Users can easily delete an email of 10MB or less or more in the search list by searching for it.

Option can be increased in this way as well

To increase the space of Gmail, users can create two accounts. This will give you 15GB of additional storage.

From June 1, Google Photo will have to be charged

Explain that Google Photo's free cloud storage facility is going away from June 1, 2021. The company will replace it with a paid subscription model. On behalf of the company, it has been named Google One. Meaning, Google will now charge for Google Photo Clout Storage. Currently, Google Photo comes with unlimited free storage. For additional storage of Google Photo, the user will have to pay $ 1.99 (Rs 146) per month. Which has an annual subscription charge of $ 19.99 (about Rs. 1464).