> "I don't personally think that there are reasonable use-cases for human users with 5 million files." A 5 million file limit might be quite reasonable if you'

> "I don't personally think that there are reasonable use-cases for human users with 5 million files." A 5 million file limit might be quite reasonable if you're paying for the basic, 100 GB storage tier. But Google Drive offers multiple tiers with up to 30 TB of storage. 30 million MB! That means if your average file size is less than 6MB - very likely if you're storing JPEGs, audio files, text records, or whatever; you'll never be able to fill your Google Drive storage. What's the average size of a file on a regular macOS or Windows HDD? It wouldn't surprise me if it's much less than 6MB. Shouldn't the file count limit scale with the storage limit?