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Google Could Limit New Gmail Accounts to Only 5GB of Free Storage
According to a recent report, Google is testing a dramatic cut to Gmail's free tier, lowering storage from 15GB to 5GB for new sign-ups.
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Google is testing a reduction of free storage for new Gmail accounts, limiting them to 5 GB instead of the traditional 15 GB. The trial applies only to users who sign up during the test period.
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