Google, one of the world’s most popular search engines, offers users 15 GB of free storage through Gmail. However, as users accumulate emails, attachments, and other files, their storage space may become full. To manage storage more efficiently, users can delete large files from Gmail in bulk. Here’s how:
Deleting Large Attachments in Gmail:
To delete emails with attachments larger than 10 MB, users can utilize Gmail’s search function. By typing specific search criteria in the search bar, users can identify emails with large attachments and choose to delete unnecessary files while retaining essential ones.
Managing Storage in Google Drive:
Similarly, users can free up storage space in Google Drive by deleting large files and folders. By accessing Google Drive and navigating to the storage management settings, users can identify and delete files to optimize their storage usage.