Make Sure Your Google Drive Account Is Secure, And You'll Get An Extra 2GB Of Storage

Make sure your Google Drive account is secure, and you’ll get an extra 2GB of storage

BY Evan Selleck

Evan Selleck

Evan's a lover of all things technology, and he's got a major soft spot for the mobile industry. Give him some time and he'd be more than happy to talk your ear off about all the new and shiny things....

All Articles by Evan Selleck

Published 10 Feb 2015

Why trust Greenbot

We maintain a strict editorial policy dedicated to factual accuracy, relevance, and impartiality. Our content is written and edited by top industry professionals with first-hand experience. The content undergoes thorough review by experienced editors to guarantee and adherence to the highest standards of reporting and publishing.

Security is an important aspect of our mobile devices, and especially for the information those devices have access to.

Google wants to make sure that your Drive account is secure, and for those who are willing to go through a couple minutes of a “security checkup” will get a nice bonus at the end of it, too. The process should only take a couple of minutes, and once it’s done the user will get a free 2GB of extra cloud storage space in their Drive.

The process itself looks over a couple of different areas, including making sure the account recovery details are up-to-date and accurate. Once all that’s done and the process is complete, Google will start to rollout the extra storage for those who completed the steps on February 28.

Head through the source link below to learn more and find out what to do to give your own Drive account a security checkup.

[via Google]