It's basical ly a small bet as to whether you truly get unlimited storage forever. Plus, it's Google, so you can saturate your Internet connection to transfer as quickly as you could ever hope for. And this includes both read and write access. Put another way, the 2TB plan is actually costing what 1TB costs plus a free 1TB. Lastly, there’s Google Workspace for Education Plus (5 per student/year) with everything above included and other transformational tools to replace G Suite Enterprise for Education.

Therefore all the 1TB plans instantly became 2TB at the same cost. Still, as a secondary source for online backups, or for moving large files (or collections of files) around the Internet, it's pretty handy.Īlthough it requires having yet another email address, you can create a folder and share that with another Google account you already own. Now the issue with the 2TB plan is caused by last years free doubling of the 1TB plans to 2TB.

This means there no real guarantees of privacy, and I don't just mean from three letter agencies. So, what's the catch? It appears to be part of a Google Apps system connected to a U.S. Cheap online storage, with a slight caveat.īang for the buck is there: access to a virtually unlimited pool of Google Drive space.

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