Google Drive is a useful place to store files in the cloud, but a new restriction has come to light that might be a problem for some users. Google Drive is enforcing a new file limit for the total ...

After the weekend reaction to this story, Google has decided to cancel Drive’s file cap. There’s a full report here. “Please delete 2 million files to continue using your Google Drive account.” That ...

According to Google "the number of impacted users here is vanishingly small." Credit: ETham Photo via Getty Google has put a hard limit on the number of files Drive users can have in one account, ...

PSA: Despite the convenience and rising ubiquity of cloud storage services, users shouldn't assume that files stored on the cloud are safe. Many Google Drive users are now discovering that a glitch in ...

Google has changed its tune and removed the file creation limit it quietly implemented for Drive over the past weeks. In a Twitter announcement (via Android Police), the Google Drive account said it's ...

A recent glitch in the desktop Google Drive app caused some files to disappear from users' cloud storage containers. It's been a few weeks of Google asking for patience, but it has now released a fix.

Sync isn't backup.

USB drives are incredibly useful, both storing files for transport between different computers and for creating bootable drives that let us use or install other operating systems on our computers.

Google Drive users have a path to recover missing files from the service, but it isn't foolproof, requires local storage, and may need a trip to the command line interface. In November, users began ...