No matter how much space I free up on Google’s shared storage by deleting emails or photos, this is a battle I can’t win. I keep saving photos, I keep receiving emails, and now even my WhatsApp backup is being discounted. No choice but to check. for now I have a minimum plan, 1.99 euros per month For 100 gigabytes.

But, Google is testing a 30GB Lite plan at an irresistible price It would be perfect for me and many others who need a bit more than the free 15GB but don’t want to pay more than necessary. The bad news is that it’s exclusive to India.

Google, we want the Google One Lite plan

Either you pay nothing for the 15GB of shared storage that Google gives you, or you can get it now You must upgrade to 100 GB storage €1.99 per month, €19.99 per year. These are the Google One plans available today, with the aggravating factor that Google One will phase out its payment benefits over time.

What if there was an earlier, cheaper move? It seems incredible that it took Google this long to think of this, but it’s already testing a Lite plan for some users in India that would give you the convenience. 30 GB of storage for around half a euroExactly 59 rupees.

It’s an ideal plan for those who are just running out of space, and I’m sure it’ll be very popular worldwide. If only it was available when Google Photos backups started counting down, I would have hired him much sooner I’m starting to target 100 GB now.

Of course, there is a bit of a trick to this. This basic plan cannot be shared with your family.This is one of the tricks to getting more out of your Google One subscriptions, and it’s a great plan if you’re not going to be sharing anyway.

Now we just need Google is deciding to roll out this plan worldwidesomething I’m not so sure will happen. Hope is never lost, but the more time passes, the less I feel about that 30GB of storage.

via | 9to5Google

Xataka on Android | I was reluctant to pay for Google One but eventually fell for it. The trick was to change the plan