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by alanbernstein
1483 days ago
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My inbox is almost full, so they're hassling me about this. I did some investigation and found that over 1GB of the data in my inbox is email history quotes from a long-running email chain. Of course it's impossible to delete those without deleting each email they belong to. Conspiracy theory: Google refused to implement an option to disable inserting email quotes in responses, knowing that such an option would make more efficient use of storage space. |
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Quota is used by attachments, which Google refuses to let you delete, because they want you tomoay for storage.