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It's been an open secret for many years that they don't enforce quotas. It's not profitable but google has really deep pockets and can afford to not care. Not s
by quantumofalpha 5y ago
It's been an open secret for many years that they don't enforce quotas. It's not profitable but google has really deep pockets and can afford to not care. Not sure if they really closed it this time - like I said, I'm still able to upload multiple extra terabytes onto my supposedly 1 TB account even now. So it doesn't seem like they started enforcing quotas to me.
Look/ask around in r/DataHoarder for recent experiences of other people, they also discuss other storage services in general a lot.
- hardwaresofton 5y agoOh yeah I know, I just didn't think that people wre doing that much with it! I definitely lurk r/datahoarder, absolutely love seeing people that are so excited about storage (and haven't been found by mainstream reddit for the most part yet). r/zfs is also pretty good for nerdy drive stuff from time to time.