Google Photos to Stop Unlimited Storage Feature, Best Alternative Plans Disclosed
Users will no longer be able to upload high quality photos to Google Photos for free. All photos uploaded in this manner will count toward your 15GB free Google Drive storage beginning June 15th.
| 27 May 2021 12:38 PM GMT
Users will no longer be able to upload high quality photos to Google Photos for free. All photos uploaded in this manner will count toward your 15GB free Google Drive storage beginning June 15th.
While 15GB may seem like a lot of space for images, keep in mind that the allotted Google Drive storage also includes backups from apps like WhatsApp and data from other Google apps like Gmail, both of which take up space.
shows. people inside north korea, they know the risks they run. they know they could get executed. they know they can end up being arrested or tortured for watching these films, for watching tv shows, for having forbidden material. but they nonetheless are willing to run that risk and willing to take that material. that is very, very scary. that brings us to your operation, the dropping of dvds over north korea using these hydrogen balloons. first of all, i d like to show our viewers a picture of the balloons we re talking about. explain how this works. how and where do they launch? well, we launch from the border, the southern border with north korea, right by the river. the balloons are filled with hydrogen, and attached to the balloons are enormous plastic bags. into side the bags there are, for instance, hundreds of thousands of leaflets.
koreans who haven t heard of social media, never mind websites or the internet, but these people, they re trained on how to conduct these cyber attacks. what north korea, if they are, indeed, the ones behind this catastrophic hack as the united states government believes, what they re finding is this is a relative inexpensive way to inflict a great amount of damage and fear on other countries. south korea, they ve attacked banks, broadcasters. now you see a major american corporation brought to its knees, pulling the release of a movie. this is unprecedented. it could be, unfortunately, a sign of more trouble to come if there isn t some way to penalize this type of behavior. will ripley reporting live from tokyo. many thanks to you. kim jong-un and his oppressed population may be forced to watch the interview after all. the human rights foundation plans to drop dvds of the movie using hydrogen balloons.
delay the release of the interview over threats of terrorist attacks sony announced on tuesday it was pulling the movie from the planned christmas opening. the company released a statement saying it shared the theater owners paramount interest in theaters and sony pictures has been a victim of assault against our employees, customers and our business. we stand by our film makers right by film makers and their right to freedom of expression. variety reports say sony is contemplating the movie on premium on demand, although now sony says they are not doing that. meanwhile, human activists are planning to air drop copies of thedvd using hydrogen balloons. they were sneaking movies in in an attempt to expose them to the outside world. i want to go to you first. this is how i look at this. it sucks that movie got pulled from theaters, obviously.