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Google Workspace launches 'Suggest File Moves' in Drive, powered by Gemini, which analyzes your files to propose moves into existing folders or new ones. Users review and approve changes in an interactive dashboard before anything is moved. The rollout is global in English across major plans, with a promo lifting usage caps through July 15, 2026; after that, per-user daily limits apply.
Google Drive may soon introduce a feature allowing users to categorize files into groups such as banking and work for better organization, as revealed by hidden code in the app. This feature, similar to Google Workspace's labeling system, could be available across Android, iOS, and the web, and may involve AI processing for file categorization. While the release date is uncertain, an announcement could potentially be made at Google I/O 2024.
Apple and Google offer convenient cloud storage for photos and videos, but some users are concerned about being locked into monthly subscriptions and potential privacy issues. To regain control, users can download their files from the cloud to a computer, disable automatic backups, and transfer new files using a USB cable or syncing apps like Dropbox. It is also recommended to create backups of the files on a separate device or a network-attached storage (NAS) drive, ensuring data security and reducing reliance on cloud storage subscriptions.
Apple and Google offer convenient cloud storage for photos and videos, but some users are concerned about being locked into monthly subscriptions and potential privacy issues. To regain control, users can download their files from the cloud to a computer, disable automatic backups, and transfer new files using a USB cable or syncing apps like Dropbox. It is also recommended to create backups of the files on a separate device or a network-attached storage (NAS) drive, ensuring data security and reducing reliance on cloud storage subscriptions.