If you currently use Google Drive's desktop application with your University of Miami email account, you are encouraged to upgrade to one of the following available services: Please be advised that Google decommissioned Google Drive's desktop application for Mac and PC on Saturday, May 12, 2018. Your files will continue to be accessible at. This change does not affect Google Drive's online version.

Upgrade to Google's New File Storage Application: Drive File Stream! Important: The following change only applies to Google Drive's desktop application for Mac and PC. Google Help: Clear Google Drive space & increase storage.Google Help: Delete and restore files in Google Drive.Google will be showing in-app notifications in Drive starting today and in their Editors products (e.g., Google Docs and Google Forms) starting September 29. The policy change will take effect regardless of whether a user sees or acknowledges the banner. As this policy takes effect, Google will show a banner to users with details of the change. After the 30-day period, files that have been in the trash for longer than 30 days will begin to be automatically deleted. Any files already in a user’s trash on Octowill remain there for 30 days. Previously, trashed items would be retained indefinitely until the trash was emptied by the user. With this new policy, any file that is put into a Google Drive trash will be automatically deleted after 30 days. SeptemStarting October 13, 2020, Google is changing the retention policies for items in the Trash in Google Drive.

Login: Google Drive Trash Items Will Be Automatically Deleted After 30 Days Starting on October 13, 2020 Google Drive gives you the ability to collaborate with colleagues in real-time anywhere with an internet connection. The recommended cloud storage and collaboration solutions for the University of Miami community are Box and OneDrive. Google Drive is a legacy, cloud storage solution.

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