Google's new feature will now allow iPhone users to backup their phones to Google storage for free. Techradar reported that the subscription service of Google One is a weird one compared to Google's other products.
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iOS users who are not satisfied with the given amount of storage will have to sign up for a paid plan that costs 4.39 AUD or $3.14. Google will also offer iPad and iPhone users with built-in backup capabilities through the companies' iCloud storage service. However, it will only give 5GB of free space.
The report explained that the new backup feature will allow the users to add and remove files without leaving the app, as well as check how much free storage is left. You can find the paid plan upgrade option by accessing the storage manager. A paying One subscriber can also share their paid plan with up to five other users through "family sharing."
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Written by: Giuliano de Leon.
