Google Drive vs Video Remover

Google Drive lets you securely store, intelligently organize and collaborate on files and folders from anywhere, on any device. With Drive, you can: • Safely store and access your files anywhere • Edit and store 100+ file types, including PDFs, Office files, videos and more • Scan and upload paper documents using your device’s camera • Quickly access recent and important files • Search for files by name and content • Filter files by type, last modified date and more • Share and set permissions for files and folders • View your content on the go while offline • Receive notifications about important activity on your files Google Workspace subscribers have access to additional Drive functionality, including: • Using AI to summarize information, retrieve quick facts, and surface insights from your files • Security and management controls for admins to help meet data compliance needs • Sharing files and folders directly with groups or teams within your organization • Creating a shared drive to store all of your team’s content • Requesting electronic signatures and manage vendor agreements, customer contracts, and more Learn more about Google Apps update policy: https://support.google.com/a/answer/6288871 Google accounts get 15GB of storage, shared across Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos. For additional storage, you can upgrade to Google Workspace or Google One as an in-app purchase. Storage subscriptions purchased from the app will be charged to your iTunes Account, and automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Subscriptions and auto-renewal may be managed by going to iTunes Account Settings after purchase. Google Privacy Policy: https://www.google.com/intl/en_US/policies/privacy Google Drive Terms of Service: https://www.google.com/drive/terms-of-service Follow us for more: X: https://x.com/googleworkspace and https://x.com/googledrive LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/googleworkspace Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/googleworkspace/

Videos can take up a large share of your storage. Video Remover scans your library and groups potential cleanup candidates into easy-to-review categories. ■ Scan first, then decide Tap Scan and your videos are sorted into categories that are easy to judge: • Large videos (100 MB or larger) • Screen recordings • Slow-motion videos • Very short videos (recorded by accident) • Long videos, 10 minutes or longer (Pro) • Exact duplicates (Pro) • Similar videos, retakes shot back to back (Pro) ■ After you delete Every category shows how many videos it holds and how much space they use. Select what you don't need and delete it in one go. After deletion, the app shows the total size of the videos removed from your library. To reclaim the storage on your iPhone, you'll also need to empty Recently Deleted. ■ Check before you delete Play two videos side by side and compare file size, duration and resolution. For exact duplicates, the app recommends one copy to keep. For high-confidence similar groups, it may preselect the others. You can review every selection before deleting. ■ Storage at a glance Used and free space on your iPhone, plus the total size of all your videos, on the app's main screen. ■ The step almost everyone misses: "Recently Deleted" Videos you delete stay in the "Recently Deleted" album in the Photos app for up to 30 days and keep taking up storage that whole time. After a deletion, the app walks you through emptying that album — only then is the space really free. ■ Pro • Long videos, exact duplicates and similar videos • Sort by size, date, duration and resolution • Filter by duration • Play two videos at the same time • No ads Free up space without losing the videos that matter.