Google Drive is closing and Google One is coming


In May of this year, Google announced a new version of its online storage service, Google Drive, called Google One. Although there is no big difference between Google Drive and Google One; But the change that is noticeable is the list of costs for using this storage service. Where Google has some low cost plans.

This new service in the United States is automatically launched for Drive users. However, it has not been open to new users so far. Google One has also been open to them in the United States since last Wednesday.

Like the previous drive on Google One, up to 15 GB of storage can be used for free. 100 GB of storage costs 1.99 per month, 200 GB of cost storage 2.99 per month for 200 GB, and 9.99 per month for 2 terabytes.

Google One has added several more benefits for users. For example, seven days a week, 24 hours a day to communicate with experts, so that the user can get any kind of problem solution instantly. And in the future users will get additional benefits in using the hotels found in Google Play and Google search.


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