Google's own cloud storage platforms --
This move comes as a result of Google's desire to combine all of their existing cloud storage solutions into one cohesive app - something they've wanted to do since July. Moving forward, that app will be Google Backup and Sync for regular users (enterprise/G Suite customers will have access to the upcoming Drive
If you've never heard of Backup and Sync prior to this announcement, don't worry - it functions in pretty much the same way as Drive. You simply upload your data and photos to the cloud, sync it with the desktop app and call it a day.
Drive File Stream, on the other hand, works a bit differently . While it retains most of the core functionality of Backup and Sync (file storage and syncing), it adds a few new features that will benefit businesses.
If you've been an Drive user up to this point, now is the time to start migrating your data over to Backup and Sync.
And if you're worried you'll forget to do so, Google has your back. Starting in October, desktop warnings will pop up periodically to let you know Drive is being removed.
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