
Google's 15GB of free storage sounds generous until suddenly it isn't. One day everything's fine. The next, you're staring at a notification telling you to upgrade to Google One before you can save another thing, and you're genuinely not sure what happened.
A a lot of the space being eaten up has nothing to do with files you actually care about. It's spam you never read, attachments buried in emails you deleted years ago, blurry photos you meant to clear out in 2021. Digital clutter, basically.