We would be on hand to help with reviewing this with your team and what would be the best plan for your team moving forward. For organizations that are currently on Google Workspace Business Starter plan or G Suite Basic that offers each user 30 GB storage allocation, this would be a good time to review your userвЂ™s storage needs and requirements and plan accordingly. Google Workspace and G Suite users can view their current storage allocation by logging into their accounts and accessing Drive storage settingsto see how much storage is allocated to the account and what is being consumed.ДЇor Google Workspace administrators you can check your userвЂ™s storage usage in the Apps usage user report in the Admin console. Storage limits differ across Google Workspace and G Suite editions, but we estimate that the majority of users will not be affected by these changes. With this change in the storage policy for Native Google Editors users within our organization will see an increase in storage needs especially for power users within your organization. Currently, native Google files donвЂ™t count towards storage limits. How will this affect my Google Workspace plan?ДЄs of February 1, 2022, any new or edited file within Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drawings, Forms, and Jamborad will start to count towards the storage quota. Existing files within these products will not count toward storage, unless theyвЂ™re modified on or after February 1, 2022. Starting February 1, 2022, ANY newly created Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drawings, Forms, and Jam Board files will also count toward the storage limits for users in your domain. Please note that any photos or videos uploaded in High quality prior to June 1, 2021, will not be impacted by this change and will not count toward storage limits. Previously, only photos and videos uploaded in Original quality count toward the storage quotas. Under Google Photos any new photos or videos uploaded to Google Photos or Google Drive in High-quality count toward the storage limits for users in your domain. Google has stayed true to this with the rollout of this policy starting with Google Photos on June 1, 2021, and for newly created Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drawings, Forms, or Jam Board files under consumer /Free Gmail accounts. With this Google announced in November 2020 that it was updating and changing its storage policy to provide its users with a great experience and to keep pace with the ever-growing demand. Today, people are uploading more content than ever before-in fact, more than 4.3 million GB are added across Gmail, Drive, and Photos every day. Over the past decade, Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Photos have helped billions of people securely store and manage their emails, documents, photos, videos, and more.

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