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You can find these in the Google Drive sidebar, entitled “Shared with me.” These can include files of all varieties sent to you by organizations, coworkers, family, friends, and even spam from other businesses. BigTunaOnline/Īnother big culprit for your waning storage space is the series of random unwanted files that someone else shares with you. Many of the files from its other G Suite software count, which can have you bumping up against that limit sooner than you might like to be. The catch with Google Drive is that Google gets to choose what counts towards that 15GB limit, not you (well, for the most part). Which Files Count Towards Your Total Limit? However, it doesn’t take a ton of effort to fill up that 15GB limit, especially with all of the things Google counts towards it. This is a pretty good deal, given that you don’t have to pay a dime for it, especially since other free cloud storage services limit their free tiers to just a couple of gigs (usually less than 10GB and often much closer to 2GB). How to See What's Taking Up the Most Spaceīy default, all personal user Google Drive accounts get 15GB for free. The video below explains how it all works.How Much Space Does Google Drive Give You? To get started, sign up for Local Guides, and download the Android or iPhone app.

Level 3 (50 - 199 points): Show up in the Google Maps app with your official Local Guides badge.Level 2 (5 - 49 points): Get early access to new Google products and features.Level 1 (0 - 4 points): Enter exclusive contests (think new Google devices!) in select countries.On the Google Maps blog, Google reveals how the points system translates into rewards: Here you find out how you can earn points that can be used to level up and earn a variety of rewards. Update to the latest version of Google Maps on your phone, and you'll notice that there is a new Contributions option.

Google has turned the program into something of a game, but it will take some time before you earn the free storage space.