How to view the capacity used in Google Drive on iPhone
Google Drive will give users 15GB of free storage in each account, this capacity will be used by documents stored on Google Drive. In addition, there will be other applications and media using this capacity such as Google Photo, Gmail .
So if you share the account for these vehicles, you should control your account capacity. If you want to see the amount of media used in Google Drive, please see the instructions below.
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See the amount of Google Drive app on your phone
First, log your Google Drive account into the application. In the main interface, select the icon of Google Drive utility list in the upper left corner, then click on Memory.
In the memory menu, you will know what data you are using. Includes applications like Google Drive or Gmail or Google Photos
How to view Google Drive memory will help you control how to use your Google Drive account capacity.
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