How to free up space in your Gmail account? Read to know

The best way to reduce space in your inbox is to do away with all those Spam emails lying in your account. You might have stored them in your account unknowingly. Similarly, check your ‘Draft’ folder and get rid of the messages that are unwanted and can be deleted.

Check your sent items and do the same. They might be many emails you perhaps don’t need. The best way to identify those emails is to search for an email you don’t need and click on it in your Google search.





Once you get similar emails lined up through the email search button, you can quickly eliminate unwanted emails.

You can also go to your promotions or social tab and batch-delete the data by clicking on the box to select all messages. Do a similar exercise in Google Drive.

Another way to free up space is checking the file sizes and batch deleting them once all the big files come together. Don’t forget to free up your trash after you have finished this task.

Google provides all users with 15GB of free digital storage, which is entirely free. The problem is that if space is ultimately used up, you won’t be able to add any more data in either Google Drive or can you receive or send emails. You tend to waste much space as too many emails are coming into your inbox, which you don’t want.

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Name the current CEO of Google.
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