If you use Gmail, Google Photos and Google Drive, we have great news for you. Google (Google) has begun warning its users that they can delete their Gmail, Google Photos and Google Drive content if they don’t follow the company’s new rules. Google issued this new warning in an e-mail, which states that Google’s new storage policies will take effect next year.

These Google accounts can be targeted
According to a report by Express.co.uk, users who do not comply with Google’s new policies can delete their private content from Google’s servers. However, Google has said that it provides information to people several times before removing any content, so that they have ample time to take action in this regard. Google says that accounts will only be targeted if they don’t use the account for 2 years or if the user exceeds their storage limit for two years.

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The new rules will apply from June 2021
Announcing the changes, Google has confirmed, ‘If you have been in Gmail, Drive or Photos for 2 years (24 months), we can delete inactive product content. If you exceed your storage limit by more than 2 years, we may delete your content from Gmail, Drive and Photos. ‘User content can be removed from June 21, 2023. Google’s new rules don’t apply until June 2021, so users have 2 years to comply with the new rules.

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This new interactive policy does not affect Google One members in their cache quota. Google recently announced major changes to its Google photo storage plans. After giving users a free photo back-up in compressed high quality format for 5 years, Google now begins to charge for storage plans. This fee is taken after free 15GB storage.