All the storage clouds they have always been a double-edged sword. On the one hand, they allow users to save all kinds of information and files; but on the other hand, when we reach the limit of space, we have to choose a subscription to buy more storage or… change platforms.
A few weeks ago Google presented GoogleOne, a project that unifies the storage of all its services. What's more, the prices are unbeatable. In the last hours we are seeing how US users can begin to purchase Google One storage plans. These are the news and plans offered by this new Google system.
Google One: the fight to offer the most cost-effective storage
A few months ago Google presented its platform GoogleOne, a project in charge of controlling the storages of all corporate accounts under Suite G. However, they have realized that the project can be ported to personal accounts, offering improvements to the current plans under the Drive platform. That is to say, the new Google One storage plans replace those available so far on Google Drive.
Users in the United States have begun to purchase the new plans for a few hours. What's more, Google has promised to bring the system to other countries soon, Therefore, at the beginning of the course, many will benefit from one of the storage plans that One offers us:
- 15 GB free (as before)
- 100GB: $ 1,99
- 200GB: $ 2,99
- 2TB: $ 9,99
- 10-30 TB: depending on the usage used, prices from $ 99,99 to $ 299,99
The novelty lies, above all, in the disappearance of the tera storage (1 TB), which is automatically replaced by the 2 TB for the same price. All plans have technical assistance along with promotions and news related to earning credits in the Play Store for performing various advertising tasks.
If we compare it with the iCloud storage plans, There are not many variations that we see (in Euro territory):
- 5 GB free
- 50GB: $ 0,99 / euro
- 200 GB: 2,99 euros dollars / euros
- 2 TB: 9,99 euros dollars / euros
The main difference that exists is the free storage which is greater in Google than in iCloud. In addition, Google offers an intermediate plan between 50 and 200 GB offered by iCloud, the plan of 100GB for $ 1,99. Otherwise, the prices are exactly the same, except for the large storages that vary depending on the use and the amount of storage used.
I don't trust a hair of google. I would not be surprised if they looked at your information to send you advertising or sell it to third parties. I'm sticking with my Apple storage plan.