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2gb free drive storage

did it...

standard is 15GB
got 10GB for some promo on Google documents (2 yrs only)
now 2GB more for this security

but i understand that i can backup PHOTOs ... unlimited. Right???
 
did it...

standard is 15GB
got 10GB for some promo on Google documents (2 yrs only)
now 2GB more for this security

but i understand that i can backup PHOTOs ... unlimited. Right???

You can backup an unlimited number of Photos to your G+ account, but at a reduced quality/resolution once you exceed your storage allotment.

From https://support.google.com/plus/answer/1647509?hl=en :
You can back up an unlimited number of standard size photos and videos for free (standard size means that photos are 2048px or less on the longest edge and videos are less than 15 minutes long and have 1080p resolution or less). Auto Backup is set to back up at full size by default. Learn how to change your back up setting to standard or full size.

What counts against your free Google Drive storage quota?
If you have your back up setting set to full size, then photos larger than 2048px on the longest edge (full size photos can be no larger than 100 MB) and videos longer than 15 minutes or saved at a resolution higher than 1080p count against your free Google Drive storage quota. If you start approaching the free storage limit, you'll see a notification. If you run out of storage, we'll automatically switch to backing up at standard size. Learn more about Google Drive storage plans and pricing.
 
You can backup an unlimited number of Photos to your G+ account, but at a reduced quality/resolution once you exceed your storage allotment.

From https://support.google.com/plus/answer/1647509?hl=en :

thanks for the info..

but what i read was.
it is free and unlimited as long as:
photos are less than 2048 ppi on the longest size (standard size)
videos are 1080 and shorter than 15mins

if they don't meet the conditions then it will hit against your storage limits.
 
yes.. if you set it up.. so it is full photos that are larger than 2048 ppi on longest side.
and videos higher res than 1080 and longer than 15 min.
then they apply towards your limit.

once you hit the limit.. it will reset your settings to do
standard photos and video.. so that you can keep adding more media files.
 
Whew, got my 2GB!

As you can see, I really needed those extra bytes:
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;)
 
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