In a partnership with telecom operator T-Mobile in the U.S., Google will let T-Mobile telecom service users pay an extra $15 a month to enjoy unlimited storage for Google Photos, and even an additional 2TB of Google One online storage. storage service.
Some people may think that since this is the case, why not directly pay to upgrade to the Google One storage plan, but according to the current 2TB storage capacity plan, the monthly usage fee is NT$300, of which the space used for storing photos in Google Photos will also be included in 2TB. The capacity calculation project, and the plan that Google cooperates with T-Mobile and charges US$15 (about NT$436) per month does not include the storage space of Google Photos in the 2TB storage capacity, which means that users can use 2TB capacity to store more Gmail mail, or Google Drive file storage.
To sum it up, if you have a lot of e-mail and digital file storage needs for online use, plus a large number of digital photo storage needs, subscribing to this plan for $15 per month will be quite practical.
And if there is no need for a large number of digital photo storage, the cooperation between T-Mobile and Google also provides additional storage plans for $5 and $10 per month, providing 500GB and 2TB of storage capacity respectively, of which the $10 monthly billing plan is additional Provide Google’s VPN service to ensure the privacy and security of users online.
Although it is currently exclusively cooperating with T-Mobile in the United States, it obviously also means that Google has begun to think about more cooperation models with telecom operators to promote its services. For example, it has previously worked with telcos to pay for Google Play Store paid downloads through monthly bills, or with telcos to offer discounted YouTube Premium or YouTube Music services.
The model of cooperation with T-Mobile to provide Google One online storage solution may be copied to other countries and regions in the future, and even provide more different application solutions.