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Perhaps the most appealing option is the 1TB tier, which has fallen from $49.99 each month all the way down to $9.99.Īny storage you buy for Google Drive also goes towards other Google services including Gmail and Google+ Photos. Users always receive 15GB for free, but they can now jump up to 100GB for $1.99, down from the previous price of $4.99. Google is cutting the monthly cost of extra storage for Google Drive today.

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