Google can’t prevent you from making multiple accounts and getting several drives at a time, but … don’t do that. You get a free Google Drive account with every Gmail e-mail account that you register.
You also get many features that you didn’t ask for along the way, but they don’t bloat the price, so who the fuck cares? Let’s go over the free version first then, we’ll dive into whether and how you should consider upgrading. It’s a multi-tiered premium subscription that, among other things, increases your drive storage. Google One is the one-stop solution to a singular storage subscription under the Google flag. I love Google and everything they’ve done for porn over the years, but if they could stop naming and renaming things for five fucking seconds, that’d be great. But, they needed a new name, atop their old name, to distinguish themselves from themselves. G Suite is now Workspace, Alphabet now owns Google, but Alphabet is actually the same company as Google. This company has such a tendency to name everything. It’s unavoidable we have to talk about Google One. This is especially true if you’re a one-man operation and you’d like to keep it that way. The Workspace business package remains the best option for … well, businesses, since that’s who it’s built for, but Drive on its own isn’t such a bad product. I’ll go over all the free features and the shit you’d get if you were to upgrade. You’d normally be purchasing Drive storage through Workspace, as part of a business package, but I’m solely focusing on Google Drive for this review. Amazon’s AWS might beat them, but one way or another, they’re giants and they offer you a ton of high-quality storage. I’m not quite sure why that is.Įither way, we all know that Google has access to the best server farms.
But, I haven’t seen companies use Drive to allow external downloads. I’ve seen Google Drive used on a personal level by countless individuals, but companies… Well, I’m sure they use it internally, especially if they’re on the Workplace. I’ll delve into the details of what Google has to offer and try to figure out whether Drive is the ultimate solution for you. But, this review is about more than just spreading awareness. When I review services that are this popular I always feel a bit uncomfortable, since I’d expect everyone and their grandmother to already know about Google Drive.
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