In the same way as when people joined massively Gmail, it was because google was marketing it as 'unlimited storage' ('you will never have to delete an email an

In the same way as when people joined massively Gmail, it was because google was marketing it as 'unlimited storage' ('you will never have to delete an email anymore). And now that they are ubiquitous, the storage is clearly fixed and limited and there are incentives to push you to pay for more storage. In a same way that drive or photos services were kind of: it's unlimited, no cost, use them for everything! But every photo that you did put in your drive for example, reduce the storage you have available for receiving emails. So at some points you will have to pay for the extra storage...