Google offers to pay its users for this reason

Google users are exposed to a lot of services that guarantee them a good experience with the business, so you always say.

The giant company has revealed an error in a number of its services, which may cause it to give money to its customers to compensate them for the problem and inconvenience.

The US company said it has offered a number of its users a full refund.

They paid with Gmail, Google Drive and Google Photos.

After an error, they had to pay an additional amount for “cloud storage”.

The tech giant recently confirmed that a bug caused some Google Photos users to warn.

Make sure 15 GB of free cloud storage has been used.

This is not true, which has led users to choose a “paid plan” in order to get extra storage capacity that they do not need.

Subscription plans

Subscription plans for “Google One”, which provide additional storage space on “Google” servers, cost

Up to £ 80, according to Sputnik.

Although the problem has occurred in Google photos.

However, the same issue was affecting users sharing storage space across all Google apps on the web.

This includes Gmail and Google Drive.

The 9to5google team said the issue first appeared earlier this year.

But that lasted much of 2020 and is now fixed.

As the company begins to notify affected individuals that they owe refunds for premium data storage options.

They may have been promoted, according to the British newspaper “Express”.

And the bug only affected those who access Google apps on iOS.

What works on iPhones and iPads, Android phones apparently unaffected by the bug.

If the user is affected by the bug and purchases unnecessary storage, they expect an email from Google in the coming weeks.

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