T-Mobile and Google advertisements They’re offering an “exclusive” package of 500GB of Google One cloud storage for T-Mobile customers starting October 12th. The plan will cost $5 per month and is the latest addition to an ongoing partnership between the search giant and the carrier.
Google offers Google One plans in different sizes But, until now, you don’t have a 500GB tier, go from 200GB for $2.99/month to 2TB for $9.99/month. Anyone with a Google account gets 15GB for free, but T-Mobile’s offer can be a good compromise if you start storing more of your files in Google Drive and Google Photos. T-Mobile also says the plan can be shared with up to five other people, whether or not they have T-Mobile accounts.
T-Mobile and Google first announced their partnership The end of March this year For a set of financial terms that have not yet been disclosed. T-Mobile has agreed to support Google Standard RCS Preferred MessagingIntroducing Google Android Messages as the default messaging app, paying for YouTube TV and YouTube Premium through a variety of different offerings. At the time, neither company had a deal to make Google One the official T-Mobile backup method for Android phones. But on October 12, T-Mobile will now have an option for that as well.
Customers can sign up for the Google One Agreement through T-Mobile. The company says it will offer a free 30-day trial before you start charging $5 per month.
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