How to downgrade Google One AI Pro plan
If you want to downgrade your Google One AI Pro plan, or cancel your Google One AI Pro subscription, you'll find this option on the Google One app homepage.
If you want to downgrade your Google One AI Pro plan, or cancel your Google One AI Pro subscription, you will find this option on the Google One app homepage. After downgrading, the storage plan will take effect from the following month and you will receive an email notification about this. The process of downgrading your Google One AI Pro plan is simple and you can follow the instructions below.
Instructions for downgrading Google One AI Pro package
Step 1:
You go to the Google One app and scroll down to the Google One membership section . Under your active plan, you tap the Manage button .
Step 2:
Scroll down below and you will see the list of subscription packages, click See more plans to expand the list. Now at the Google One AI Pro subscription package, we click Downgrade . The user successfully downgrades his storage package from 2TB to 200GB.
Then you confirm that you have downgraded your subscription plan. You will receive a confirmation email with more details about your current plan and your updated plan.
In case you don't want to use it anymore, you can also cancel your Google One AI Pro subscription.
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