With free storage at max from Google to Shutterfly to Snap, the price for your memories is rising
Nearly half of all Americans have over 1,000 photos stored on their phones, squeezing memory storage at time when technology giants are cutting costs and spending more than ever before on AI buildouts. The need for a paid storage subscription, and the move by more online companies to cut down on free offers, from Snap to Google to Shutterfly, is forcing consumers to think hard about digital hoarding.