Gmail users enjoy up to 15 GB of free storage to store emails and documents. However, this space can fill up quickly, especially due to the accumulation of emails. For those looking to avoid subscription fees on Google One, there are alternatives, such as freeing up space by deleting unnecessary files or transferring emails to another Gmail account, a process that could prove effective in managing the limited storage.
Before starting the transfer, it is recommended to back up the emails using Google Takeout. To transfer the messages, users must enable POP access on the original account, create a new Gmail account, and follow a series of steps to link both accounts. Once the process is completed, it is essential to empty the original account's trash to optimize the available space and manage storage more effectively without having to pay for additional services.
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