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Google Drive will start permanently deleting trashed files sooner – TechRadar
Now is the time to check Drive’s trash for any important files
Google Drive users should probably check their trashcans for any important files as Google has announced that its cloud storage service will soon automatically deleted files stored there after 30 days.
Up until now, the service would keep files in the trash indefinitely unless users manually opened the trash and chose to delete them forever.
The change to the way that Google Drive stores files in its trash means that the service will soon work the same way as other Google products like Gmail d…
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