The first step is to delete huge emails to free up space on your Gmail account. You must take these actions to accomplish this.
Digital Desk: Millions of individuals use
Gmail, the email service offered by search engine behemoth Google. It has
become a popular option for internet users as an email platform for both
personal and professional uses.
However, users may start to worry about
Gmail's storage limitations.
Only
15 GB of data can be stored for free on a Google account. Along with Gmail, the
specified area also includes the data from Google Photos, Google Drive, and
other services. You receive a message warning you that the storage is about to
fill up whenever the data approaches the 15 GB limit. How can you quickly purge
superfluous data without having to meticulously remove each and every pointless
email?
Method 1
The first step is to delete huge emails to free up space on your Gmail account.
You must take these actions to accomplish this.
STEP 1: In
the search bar of your Gmail, type this: has:attachment larger:10M.
STEP 2: All
the mails having size of more than 10 megabytes will appear in the mail box.
STEP 3: Select
all these mails and unmark those which are important. Press delete button.
STEP 4: Go to
the Trash folder, press ‘Empty Trash’ button.
Method 2
This is the second way to free up space that has been
clogged up by pointless mail. Promotional mail and newsletters are frequent,
some of which are useless and take up unnecessary storage space. You only need
to open these emails and click the "Unsubscribe" button. When a
pop-up window appears, simply choose the "Unsubscribe" option once
more.
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