6 Ways to Save Less Than 15GB of Free Gmail Space
Unlike some services (if you look at you, iCloud), Gmail is pretty lenient about its free tier. You get 15GB of space between Gmail and Google Drive, and that’s enough for many. But a lot of people have been using Gmail for ten years or more, and it is not difficult to accumulate 15 GB of data in such a period of time.
Once you hit the 15GB limit, you won’t be able to add files to Google Drive and eventually emails won’t end up in your Gmail inbox. If you’re finding it harder and harder not to pay Google for extra space, here are some of the best ways to free up space quickly.