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The Google graveyard: all the products Google has shut down

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Richard Lawler
The opportunity to sign up for ‘unlimited’ Google Photos storage is over.

Ten years ago, Google ’solved’ our photo backup problems with free unlimited space and some compression... until it didn’t anymore.

T-Mobile’s Google One benefit brought it back in 2022, but as 9to5Google notes, as of September 30th, that offer is gone and seems unlikely to return. We have some ideas if you need alternatives.

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