1. Storage

2. History

3. Features

4. References

Google One is a subscription service developed by Google that offers expanded cloud storage and other benefits, and is intended for the consumer market. Every Google Account starts with 15 gigabytes of free storage that is shared across Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos. Google One paid plans offer cloud storage starting at 100 gigabytes, up to a maximum of 30 terabytes.^[2] Google One replaced the paid services of Google Drive to emphasize the fact that the program is used by multiple of Google's services.^[2] The program's raw storage is not accessible by users, but files, pictures and emails can be added and removed through Google Drive, Google Photos and Gmail.

Storage

The storage managed by Google One is used by Google Drive, Google Photos and Gmail. The same plans are slightly cheaper than the historical Google Drive plans. Google also removed their 1 terabyte plan and added a 200 gigabyte plan during the changeover, as well as reducing the price of the 2 terabyte plan from $19.99 per month to $9.99 per month.

Storage purchases renew automatically at the end of the subscription period. Users can upgrade their storage plan anytime, with the new storage tier taking effect immediately. Storage can also be shared with up to 5 family members, with each person getting the default 15 gigabytes. Files count towards the default storage before counting towards shared storage. Many items do not take up any space. These include Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms and Sites. Shared files or files in "Shared with me" only use up the owner's quota. Photos and videos using the "High Quality" setting do not take up any space, but may be in a lower quality than the original version. Google Pixel phones allow users to back up an unlimited number of videos and photos without counting towards the quota.^[5][6] Users of the Google One service also see an addition to their account's avatar icon of a four-color circular surround made up of the company's blue-red-yellow-green color scheme to denote their status.

History

Google announced Google One in May 2018. They announced that the 1 terabyte plan for Google Drive would be upgraded to 2 terabytes, while the 2 terabytes plan's price would be the same price as Google Drive's 1 terabyte plan (US$ 9.99). Google also announced that 24/7 support would be available with all Google One plans.^[7] From May to August 2018, Google began upgrading Google Drive users to Google One, with Google Drive's 1 terabyte plan being upgraded to 2 terabytes. On August 15, 2018, Google announced that new users can get Google One in the United States.^[1]

Features

Users with a paid plan are able to get support from "Google experts", for all of Google services. The support is open 24/7 and is available over chat, email and phone.^[7] Google also offers Google Play credits, hotel discounts and benefits from other Google services for users who have one of the paid plans. Google has also added family member support, allowing for up to 5 family members to share one shared plan while still retaining their free 15 gigabytes.^[8]

References

• You'll Get What's Coming (Blue Stahli song)
• You'll Get What's Coming (song)
• You'll Grow Out of It
• Youll, Michael
• You'll Never be Alone (film)
• You'll Never Be Alone (film)
• You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine
• You'll Never Get to Heaven
• You'll Never Get to Heaven (If You Break My Heart)
• You'll Never Know (1927 song)
• You'll Never Know What You're Missing
• You'll Never Tame Me
• Youll, Oliver
• You'll Pay For This
• You'll Pay for This
• Youll, Stephen
• You'll Think of Me (Elvis Presley song)
• You Look Certain (I’m Not So Sure)
• You Look Good
• You Look Good (Lady Antebellum song)
• You Look Good (song)
• You Look Good Tour
• You Look Good World Tour
• You Look Like a Love Song
• You Look Like Rain