You have 15 GB of free storage to use across Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos. Knowing this, you can use your Gmail account as a sort of USB drive, for online data storage.
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2Compose a new mail. Add your file as attachment . Note that Gmail doesn't support files larger than 50MB.Advertisement
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3Send the email to your own address. For example, if your email address is example@gmail.com, type the same email on "To" box.
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4Done. You can see the file on your inbox. Organize or archive it as you'd like. You can also access your files by logging in to Gmail from any web browser.Advertisement
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Tips
- This is totally free with a Google account.Thanks
- You can upgrade your Google storage plan for a monthly or annual fee.Thanks
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Warnings
- Gmail doesn't support files larger than 50MB, so you won't be able to store large files.Thanks
- As a security precaution, Gmail blocks some file types as attachments, such as executable files with EXE file extensions.Thanks
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