GoogleReviews of one.google.com

Wenn ich überlege, dass damals der Drive/Fotos Speicher kostenlos und unbegrenzt war, ist es schon schade, man hatte sich vielleicht auch deswegen zu einem Android-Telefon hinreißen lassen (Wohlgemerkt gab es damals nicht nur iOS und Android) Aber auch Google muss natürlich Server-Kosten bezahlen, die nicht gerade gering sind. Es sind nur 1,99 € im Monat für 100 GB, das ist mehr als in Ordnung, allerdings bekomme bei Microsoft OneDrive für 7,99 € 1 TB plus die Office-Lizenz in Relation schon wieder sehr mager! Mein Problem was ich damit aber habe, ist es, dass es nicht für immer 1,99 € kosten wird. Die dafür gebotene Leistung bleibt, aber der Preis wird immer teurer, siehe Netflix, Prime (mit ihrer Werbestrategie) sowie vor allem DAZN.

I had Google One for all of 24 hours then changed my mind. I did not want drive backed up, did not want gmail backed up. I could not turn off the backup on a particular device. All I wanted Google One for was the photos. Then I came across Google One saying that when the limit was reached I would not be able to back up photos - that's OK. Then I read that I would not be able to send or receive emails, "any mail received by Google for your account, when storage is full, will have bounced back to senders. This mail will need to be sent again. Google does not have a copy." Well that did it. I cancelled Google One and will not return.

I pay $99.99 per year for Google Drive. It works. But they never send me an invoice. Apparently they think that people don't need invoices for their taxes. If you go to their website, good luck finding an invoice. There's no option there. So I contacted them via the help page and now I'm waiting. Google Drive works fine, but, Google, stop annoying people by refraining from sending invoices per email. It should be standard practice. You sell something, you give them an invoice, whatever it is that you're selling.