Google gives 2GB GDrive space for completing security checkup

Google gives to its users 2GB of permanent drive space for free by completing a simple security checkup.

It will show up immediately. Furthermore, if you participated last year, you can receive the extra 2GB again.

Just go here (or click on the picture below) and set up your security settings.

 

17gb


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