Google is testing a change that gives some new accounts 5GB by default, with the full 15GB unlocked only after phone ...

Google may soon restrict the standard 15GB free cloud storage benefit to phone number verified accounts, potentially ...

Google describes it as a regional test.

Google is limiting new accounts to just 5GB of storage (down from 15GB) in certain regions, but there is still a way to get the full amount.

Google has responded to reports around its free cloud storage policy, confirming limited testing of 5GB storage allocation for select newly created accounts ...

Google has made a notable change to its account storage policy, limiting the usual 15GB of free storage only to accounts that are verified with a phone number. For years now, signing up for a Google ...

A report suggests that Google's 15GB free tier is at risk as the company tests a lower 5GB cap for new sign-ups.

New Google accounts are now limited to just 5GB of free cloud storage. To unlock the full 15GB, you'll need to give up your ...

Google has recently begun testing a new policy in which users in certain regions who sign up for Gmail accounts receive only 5GB of free storage.

The era of 15GB of free cloud storage with every new Gmail account could be quietly ending, at least for some users.

New Google accounts are now starting with 5GB of free storage. Linking a phone number unlocks the full allocation, but the support page quietly dropped its unconditional 15GB promise.