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Deleting everything at random is probably the worst way to go about Google storage cleanup. So instead, make a Google storage cleanup plan based on these step-by-step procedures. Step One: Locate and remove any large documents in Google Drive. Step Two: Delete documents that are not useful, videos, and duplicates. Step Three: Clean Gmail by removing emails with big files attached, as well as deleting spam or promotional emails. Step Four: After Google Photos has been reviewed, delete any blurry, duplicate, or unwanted media files. Step Five: You should also make a habit of removing the trash on all Google services because once a file has been deleted, it is not erased permanently, so it is still taking up your storage space. Adhering to all these tips above would lead to faster and more space recovery with each pass.
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