Google has started emailing Android users about its upcoming backup storage policy change that takes effect in 45 days.

Google is changing how Android backups use your Google account storage. Here's what the update means and how much extra space it uses.

Following Android’s backup policy change this week, Google is rolling out new settings to control whether SMS, MMS, and RCS messages are backed up. Additionally, Android is beginning to introduce ...

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Fortunately, it shouldn't take too much extra space.

Google's policy change means all Android backups will affect cloud storage limits from September 2026. Users can now ...

Google's updated Android backup policy will count more backup data toward your free 15GB Google storage, making it important ...

Google is changing the way your Android backup data is saved. Now, when you backup your Android device, the stored data will count towards your 15GB of free Google account storage, or higher limits ...

Google says the typical Android backup is small enough that most users won't notice a meaningful change in their available storage.

Google has started notifying users that Android backups will soon count toward Google Account storage, with the change taking ...

Google updated its Android backup policy, expanding the type of data counted toward the free 15GB Google account storage limit. Earlier, only photos, videos and multimedia files contributed to storage ...

Highlights Google plans to add Android backups to the user's Account storage. It was not an earlier part of the Google ...