Those who have less storage on smartphones rely on Google in despair. They put their pictures in Google Photos. But Google will no longer keep pictures for free. The company is setting a deadline of June next year.

Google has started sending official mail to all e-mail users. According to Google’s announcement, any image uploaded to the Photos app will be included in the account of the 15 GB of storage provided when opening a Google user account.

Google’s e-mail also said that from June 1, 2021, all high-quality photos and videos will be backed up to 15 GB of storage. This 15 GB space is provided free of charge when opening a Google account. Anyone else who buys storage or space from Google will have videos or pictures stored there. This is how Google Drive and Gmail data is calculated. From now on, Google Photos will also be included in this calculation.

The good news, however, is that images that are backed up before June 1 next year will not be covered by Google’s account storage.

Technology analysts believe that Google wants more people to use their services for money. This step is to increase the subscription of the service called Google One.

Google says it is making big changes to its business and is taking the issue seriously. Customers are being notified in advance of changes so they can adapt to the changes. They have created a tool or program to know how much time the user has to meet the quota.

Google will launch a new storage management service in June next year. This will help the user to easily remove blurry, black and unwanted images or content. Apart from this, you can buy storage from a service called Google One and use it.

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